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a boy that was never meant to be born
An early 20th century postcard against the coercion of motherhood and promoting the usage of contraception.
She is going to hit that Christian baby for a home run.
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i would say sorry for the summer hikaru died spam but im nottttt. blasts you with my queer horror manga
god the summer hikaru died contains such multitudes it's honestly astounding. it's about being queer. it's about grief. it's about not understanding certain human experiences but doing your best to learn anyway. it's about how having good intentions doesn't necessarily guarantee good results. it's about how understanding the unknown makes it less scary but also letting the unknown stay unknown because forcing it into a box might do more harm than good. it's about how monsters can be human and how humans can be monsters.
the summer hikaru died is real as fuck for representing the type of middle aged woman who buried parts of herself in order to maintain normalcy to her own detriment and therefore projects that dissatisfaction onto kids and thinks she's "saving" them by also forcing them to perform normalcy.
the queerness of it all is reallyyy on display in this chapter, like 'hikaru' getting outed in front of everyone and publicly humiliated, clothes ripped up and his body exposed... the villagers express concern at this abuse, because "what if they're wrong?" but will they think the same when they see that it's true? that 'hikaru' really is a monster? or will this treatment suddenly be justified once they learn that he's exactly what he's being accused of being?
not to mention, again, the aroaceness of it all when it comes to satou viewing 'hikaru's different way of experiencing human connection and love as being inferior and "not like a REAL person" and saying that he's incapable of any kind of love or care for other people. god

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Hikaru Indou has been described in and out of universe as like a shonen protagonist, for many reasons. I think there's a lot to unpack there, especially regarding his death.
You know what's a really common thing in shonen? Kids saving the day because adults can't or won't do what has to be done. From Hikaru's point of view, he's the only one who could perform the ritual to appease Nounuki-sama, and he's brave enough to try. It's something his vanished father did long ago, and he follows in his footsteps.
But from an outside perspective, Hikaru isn't doing this because he's strong and independent, but because the adults around Hikaru failed him. He was pressured into performing what they thought was a dangerous ritual in the presence of an eldritch entity, and when he failed, he was abandoned. The three families knew where he was and when, but it took a week for the search party to find him. Given that Yoshiki found him first, on what's implied to be his first try, I even think the search party was directed away from the forbidden mountain, so only Hikaru would have to die there.
Not only that, Hikaru doesn't have a cool or heroic death. It wasn't Nounuki-sama who did him in, it wasn't a spirit, and he wasn't even assassinated by a conspiracy. He died in a hiking accident. And he might have lived long enough to receive medical attention, if he hadn't been required to go alone. The sexy tree is just the icing on the cake.
hikaru was only 15 when he died. between his father dying when he was in elementary school and his grandfather's cognitive decline, i think it's a safe bet that no one had done the ritual since before kouhei's death. hikaru probably never even learned everything he was supposed to know for the ritual since kouhei wanted the ritual to end with himself after realizing the entity on the mountain isn't what everyone thought it was. he'd just started passing down traditions to his son when he was killed for knowing too much. hikaru was going in blind, not just to the ritual but to the role of indou family patriarch overall.
hikaru was under a huge amount of social pressure. with dad gone he had to become man of the house at a young age (though luckily grandpa could at least provide financially for a little longer), and i don't think it's inaccurate to infer that the indou family has a fair amount of status in kubitachi. most have forgotten the taboo responsibilities from which they get their name, but centuries of mixed fear and reverence left them with a spacious home, a locked shrine, and lots of eyes on them. the half-understood secrets hikaru inherited only add to weight he bore at such a young age, so it's no wonder he put up such a strong front.
yoshiki is weighed down by being different, the subject of gossip and possible derision should his secret come out. with his dad giving up on parenting after kouhei's death, he's de facto man of the house too. he's scared to open up about this to hikaru, who's been groomed from birth to keep even deeper and darker secrets and that much more closed off. hikaru's role was to repent for the sins of not just his ancestors, but the entire town's. when yoshiki talks about feeling trapped, hikaru can't say that he does too. that he's bound to the land and its bloody history, heir to a curse few can name and none understand. he can't say that he's scared and alone and doesn't know what he's doing. so he makes yoshiki laugh.
they sent a lone boy up that mountain to atone for their sins and he died there. it seems kubitachi still practices human sacrifice after all.