|| ||                    Keep still, you ridiculous man...

      He could have kicked him. How dare he... How very dare he end up this way.

      Stupid, stupid massacre. 

            What recklessness. 

      Kefka was a sick creature-- he was a forbidden roulette of unbridled power-- tainted fruit with a seam of poison holding the flesh together.

       So just how had he ended up this way; curled over himself, folded up like a dying bird? The prospect was quite alarming, but Kuja would worry about this later, when he could properly inquire of it. When Kefka wasn't ebbing between madness and unconsciousness.

        The reaper dropped down beside him with a wet thud of his greaves, fully prepared to pin the man down in his own lifeblood if the need arose.

After the opening scene of the clip where we learn about Sana’s past bullying experience this is a scene that hurt the most during the clip.

You realize how alone Sana must feel, how powerless over her life that she even decides to isolate herself from Isak, with who she shares one of the most close and incredible bonds than with anyone else on the show. She is so hurt that she needs to feel like she has some control over the situation, and that she has to put all these walls around her to make sure she will never hurt anyone and she will never get hurt again. When we see her distancing herself from the girl squad we think they hurt her (some even without realising they did so) and thus, she is isolating herself from them to not get hurt again. But with Isak it’s different. She feels guilty about Isak getting hurt, that was apparent in the clip right before the hiatus, she believes she is to blame for the balloon squad fight and so believes she hurt Isak. So she pushes him away too, because even though he didn’t hurt her, she feels like she hurt him and that brings a lot more pain to her than the other way round.

And then we have the sentence “Du er alene” which can be viewed from more than one perspective.

-She feels alone and so projects those feelings on Isak and tells him that he is alone too, much like Even would say “everybody is alone anyways”.

-It’s also a cut-out sign of her distancing herself from him, she basically tells him that she won’t help him with the biology course, which translates to her attempting to remove herself from their bond.

-Last but not least, it is a low blow for Isak who told Even last season “Du er ikke alene” only to now be told by Sana the excact opposite. His mind definetely made that connection the minute he heard that, and i’m interested to see how he interprets it.

Do it anyway.

I know where you’re coming from. Believe me, I DO. Writing is hard, because it takes time, just like any other kind of art. It can be draining and time-consuming. But more than visual art, writing takes time to consume. The readers has to choose to invest themself, to stop and read. Most people decide to reblog visual art in a fraction of second. Writing... Now writing takes more involvement. More time.

But just because people don’t react to you, doesn’t mean your writing is /bad/. You are not measured by how people react to you. I’ve read incredible masterpieces that had 50 views and no comments. Yes, it is disheartening. As fuck. It feels like you’ve spent all that time on this piece for nothing. But you didn’t:

You’ve worked on your skills

You’ve explored the characters a bit more

You’ve furthered your vision of these characters

Maybe you’ve learnt a new word

Maybe you’ve experimented with something new

And yes, every writer longs for reactions and feeedback, it’s human, we are social creatures. But the sooner you write something for /you/, the better it will be. Because if you write it for you, every other reaction is bonus.