(shrieking)

he'd begrudgingly agree that he has taste in music

songs referenced: 1, 2, 3, 4

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You may now kiss the bride

Guys I found the perfect Vashwood song (there’s even churchbells yay!)

(All joking aside, I do really love this album. I found this years ago when I had to design a CD cover for it as a class assignment, it’s a classical piece, referencing to religious music, another reason why it fits perfectly to Vashwood, and though I’m not religious at all I really loved listening to it then. Moved me to tears even, because it has something etheral, something beyond religion where often only music can really reach)

vash + the photo

bonus:

heres the comparison:

A pair of French bulldogs painted by Carl Reichert (1836-1918)

“Sweet Temptation or Willpower”

to be continued…

Though you’ve long gone cold,

The taste of you lingers on

I don’t think y’all understand.

Vash- extreme pacifist who has never killed anyone, except when having his bodily autonomy violently violated and being made to do it against his will (who still blames himself) - The - it is never right to kill no matter what - Stampede, kills a man for Wolfwood.

He kills a man because he cannot bear for Wolfwoods sacrifice to be in vain.

The only person Vash ever kills of his own free will is for Wolfwood.

This absolute refusal to kill is a key, defining, bone deep aspect of who Vash is as a person. He does not kill. He does so to honor his dead mother (Rem). Knives has been trying to get Vash to kill for centuries, Vash has not. Not under threat of pain, death, hatred, or anything else.

He breaks all of this for Wolfwood.

And once he’s done it?

All he can think of is what he’s said to Wolfwood, how Wolfwood must have felt.