Enby Tuxam Believer #21

This is a purely self-indulgent blog for the sake of sharing things in relation to interests I don’t feel need their own sideblog! As is evident, I do get very inconsistent with what I talk about on here. Yours truly goes by They/She pronouns. Have fun on here, and feel free to ask me whatever through the ask box. :)

Louter and Will are not contrasted very often by the narrative, and are, well, directly likened to each other (as can be seen in Louter’s response to who in the bouquet she deems most similar to her, and their whole conversation in An Unchanging Wish Upon the Stars). One of very few exceptions would be, well, this.

Willmesh is not certain when it comes to Cielomort. Whilst Cielomort does believe Willmesh understands his perspective and how he directs himself, he, well, doesn’t. He doesn’t operate on a basis he can liken to Cielomort on his own either. They worry for where Cielomort’s limits potentially are because they, despite their standing, do not know where they stand.

Louter’s end opposes this. She is certain about Cielomort, this centrally founded in projection on her end. It’s why the sole thing she does here is make conclusions about Cielomort (that he is nearing his limits, and that he is aware of the change about with the SEEDS). Louter is in no way directly close to Cielomort, but she finds certainty in his regard through her existing understanding of him.

Very big fan of Willmesh opting to just tell Cielomort how they feel verbatim as opposed to swaying him or something of the like.

The noirbou interactions are lovely this time around, dangit.

Okay, for a good while (my.. two months of being a fan of this franchise), I did assume this little transition in Sirius was Canis Major being drawn, and I am baffled about not noticing that it very clearly wasn’t the whole time.

Considering what looks to be visible, I think it’s the winter triangle (as in, the triangle you can draw with the three brightest stars in the winter night sky)!

Stating the obvious reason of this being included, Klark and Louter’s shared association with winter, given their birthday as well as the snowglobe’s relevance.

OH, I HAVE SO MUCH TO SAY. Klark using his powers (which entail.. mending, the fixing of things that are broken, oh my gosh) to fix up the clocks that’d been broken through being turned back, which can also be read as in reference to Louter’s abilities themselves being likened to a broken clock in the magic compilation? Goodness?

The parallels you can draw between this and abyss’ sequence, not to mention. Klark goes up the stairs whilst Louter descends them, they switch up their typical depictions of praying and active maintenance (Klarkstella goes into prayer whilst using his abilities and Louter draws the stars up herself), both their matching rings light up, imagery from their focus songs appear behind them, Klark addresses time’s gaze as ‘eternal’ and Louter addresses time as ‘transient’, Louter’s incorporates the night sky whilst Klark’s does the clock from his music video (another little ‘stars and clockwork’ nod).

And also, these lines. These lines from after this sequence that can be read as an indirect reference to, well, the clock in both their daily schedules, which Louter breaks and Klark fixes respectively. I. D’AWH?

I think he should heal. I think he should mend. I think his powers should manifest what eternity means to him through that, as opposed to manifesting a shield or something in that vein that ensures their safety as is, like he’d tried to a fault way back when. Fingers crossed.