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if im allowed to be so fucking real i dont think kayleigh is particularly fully innocent regarding tetsuji and the moriyamas and i don’t think she’s particularly fully on board and evil about it either. if we’re to judge her by her offspring kayleigh most likely knew a little bit about how bad tetsuji was but knew she had to make a choice between her ambitions and fulfilling her role as a mother, and she chose kevin when she could and exy when she couldn’t. it’s the same morality applied to whether she was evil or not to hide from wymack that he is kevin’s father—she had to make a choice between her responsibilities as a mother and her career, and she chose her career. consistently and all across kayleigh has put exy first and foremost, and that’s exactly in line with what we would expect from kevin’s mother, especially when you take in consideration that exy was her life’s work and everyone around her was constantly trying to find a way to demote her out of it so that exy could belong solely to her male counterpart
if we can put our thinking hats on for a second we can ask ourselves why tetsuji was handed a coach role and his own team when kayleigh was relegated to being an ambassador instead. a lot of us assume it was moriyama madness, but the moriyamas, famously, wanted nothing to do with exy up until the point kengo died. if kayleigh went through with the decision of putting exy in the backlog for motherhood, she would have been pushed out of the scene entirely—she would have been kevin’s mother, yes, but allowed to be nothing else. perhaps her decisions were selfish and egoistical and focused solely on her own ambitions, but isn’t that pretty in line with what we expect from kevin, anyway? the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree for a reason
Conrad being magnanimous to Kayleigh just shows how wildly kind he is in his soul.
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shout out to the violinist u hurt me fantastically
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draw your faves in your situation or something
honorable mention goes to narcoleptic taranza
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some days i still can’t believe nora named kevin that way. like yes, he’s a traumatized alcoholic with daddy issues who is addicted to his college sport with zero visible empathy and a dead mom and his name
is kevin