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The crime: young duo of rats chew holes in clothing sometimes and will mark with piddle.
The sentence: a dozen smooches each day.

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Jonouchi overworking himself for his family and his father - trying to support himself and trying to fix the situation in some way - didn't "fix" Jonouchi's father or family situation, but we know this is in Jonouchi's habit and that he was also repeatedly willing to throw himself into deadly situations and what-should've-been-lethal ones for the sake of Yugi and other loves ones.
How much is Yugi withholding his struggles potentially a reaction to knowing on some level this aspect of Jonouchi, that Jonouchi would go to the ends of the earth to make Yugi happy and Yugi doesn't want to burden him with that. I believe it's more complicated than this for Yugi but maybe the aspect is there.
It's like the pier duel, the two eternally wanting to sacrifice themselves for the other.
Reading No Longer Human by Osamu Dazai back-to-back with Lonely Woman by Takako Takahashi was a pretty decent unintended-by-me route to experience these older acclaimed works which have really strong parallels and contrasts about loneliness, alienation and disconnection, and misogynist vs feminist perspectives.
I feel like a lot of Tumblr might really enjoy the first 50 pages of No Longer Human but the character's misogyny does get very blatant and persistent as from an unreliable narrator after that point on, but it's considered a classic novella and it's pretty brisk. (I don't know how I feel about it yet really and there is a lot of context with it.)

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Ryo Bakura as the freeze trauma response to grief
Seto Kaiba as the fight and flight trauma response to grief
Yugi Mutou as the fawn trauma response to grief
I hadn't heard of this idea previously, but Yugi is also this trauma response to grief:
Well... Here's a project i've been working for some weeks now: an attempt of an doujinshi-style comic! This one of a silly idea i had for these two
Maybe i'll try doing more comics in this style in the future, who knows.
Also avaliable in Brazilian Portuguese in this link, also a file with the full thing in English here!
I personally found the castle precipice duel at DK to be a highlight of YGO with complex emotions and I don't personally paint anyone but Pegasus as the true bad guy of that duel. Atem and Seto were troubled teenagers who did make their mistakes but the emotional charge and their desperations and everything whirling like a storm.
But Yugi sobbing at the end... he's sobbing because he's reminded of his other self's capacity to harm and willingness to harm and he's sobbing because Seto came close to dying, yes to all this, but I feel he also sobbed because maybe his other self wouldn't come back or wouldn't like him anymore. I think that's why Yugi mumbles that he was selfish afterwards, maybe. I think he was scared he hurt Atem too but it was a painful rough moment for everyone involved. But still afraid that other self wouldn't like him anymore...
Ryo Bakura as the freeze trauma response to grief
Seto Kaiba as the fight and flight trauma response to grief
Yugi Mutou as the fawn trauma response to grief
Thinking of Seto either during his stay with his relatives or maybe at the orphanage, hiding away from other people. And he feels like a monster because he doesn’t feel sad about his biological father’s death the way he’s been told he’s supposed to feel sad. But he also can’t stand seeing happy families, happy parents with their darling children, and his mind shouts inside when adults try to engage him that they’re not his mom, they’re not his dad, “leave me alone.”

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In line with the post from yesterday, Seto’s hostility towards Yugi in DSoD may partially be from that particular variety of pain in grief: “I lost the only friend I had; and I can’t stand seeing you happy with your friends. I can’t stand seeing friendship at all right now.”
YGO fandom is too old for the whole "why would anybody possibly ship [x]ship over [ship the speaker personally prefers] instead?!"
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i swear this was just supposed to be a doodle,
I understand it's because Malik has pushed the emotions and thoughts that he can't handle on his own onto his other self thus partially explaining the following, but there's this interesting contrast of how the base Malik so very deeply loathes the dark and yet he still harbors love for his father who was the one who trapped him there, and then Yami Malik of course embraces and oozes with all the hatred Malik has for his father that Malik can't handle or face yet but Yami Malik also has fondness for being in the dark and feels a sense of place there.
In some way, it's possible that Malik -hates- the part of himself who found some sense of meaning and comfort underground, instead espousing his rebellion with his all and everything, and so those feelings ended up buried and vested into Yami Malik. To admit to those in-some-form nuanced memories and emotions might feel like a betrayal and might be devastating in its own right for the base Malik and Malik's need to exist in the full world is so bright (he could exist in the full world with nuanced feelings but it's so rough - he killed it).
Someone else pointed this out to me, and this is probably a more subtle thing that would require more long-term passionate fans of Yami Malik to notice, but Base Malik is actually a lot more volatile and impulsively angry while Yami Malik does a much better job at staying calm even if he's being such an "edgy" character.