Kin rhymes with Sin

thats it for now sorry but i didnt think about how long these would take

bonus can someone figure out who would fit best for this

54/100

IF THIS TOUR DOESN'T KILL YOU I WILL

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However, Ave Mujica proper introduces a really interesting new perspective wherein Tomori's innocence (with its dual implications of hope and naivete) are better reflected in her fellow vocalist Uika, and therefore Sakiko's parallel becomes Anon, a view particularly supported by Anon empathizing with Sakiko's desire to erase everything. Much like how Anon productively influences Soyo by helping yet another traumatized rich girl with parent issues obsessed with a long-gone time of bliss move toward the future, you could argue that Anon's ability to embrace imperfection and expose herself despite her natural impulse to conceal the scars of the past reveals a lesson that Sakiko may learn herself down the line- better to play the fool and put on a hundred silly faces as Anon does than to try to create a perfect mask that eternally preserves the shape of the visage that it is attempting to cover. The more Sakiko attempts to embody purity and grandeur, the greater the stains she has been concealing accumulate. Anon, by contrast, knows that the mud has a kindness of its own, that lies are beautiful not because they replace the truth, but because they become articles of faith, and turn into games that set us free.

Or, to put it in simpler terms:

Oblivionis: "I wish to erase everything" (Vague, defeatist, unfocused and impossible, pathetic even as it reaches toward the grandiose)