Jiuniang was no stranger to loneliness. It was part     of her life for as long as she could remember. It was      not always voluntary, but she found it easier when       it was at least her CHOICE to be alone. That way,      she didn’t have to worry about saying or doing      the wrong thing. As long as she’s alone, she      doesn’t need to fear REJECTION. Everyone was      happier that way, right?

     But it didn’t always work like that. It was okay      when it was just HER who was lonely. But      seeing another food soul looking so forlorn &       sad all the time was... Difficult to endure. She       wanted to talk to him--  She really, truly did.      But she was worried that she might make       him more upset. 

     It took her a good few days to muster up the      courage to approach him, but she did eventually      manage it. Now there was just the matter of...      Actually..... Talking to him.

                   Katsuie frowned —– what was this sudden apology about ? The two of them had only just met ——– what could this Food Soul have done to upset him ? The apprentice chef’s eyes trailed down the Food Soul’s face to...a giant wheel ? Wait —– was this Food Soul resting in a wheelchair ? Was that what he had apologized for ? As the Food Soul began to introduce himself, Katsuie tugged his gaze back up towards his face.

clearly, raindrop is the ideal consigliere. they’ll take over the tierra underworld. people will tremble in fear when they see his pink hair, because they know behind that sad facade he is as hard as nails. not even the disaster duo of peking and boston can do anything to stop his cruel, carefully laid plans. the ultimate plot twist: raindrop is the final boss of the game and rose has to work with the other food souls and rival mafia gangs to take him out.

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                       ROARING RAMPAGE OF REVENGE

She’s making her list, she’s checking it twice, and she’s checking off your name after she’s killed you nice, probably for making it personal. And in the above example she’s even quoting her own movie poster blurb. But it’s okay—you deserve it—because you’re evil, you kidnapped her child, and you probably kicked her dog (if not worse) as well. Either you’re a minion or you’re the Big Bad behind it all, but it doesn’t matter in the end because either way, you’re going down… and Alice or Bob is going to be the one to do it, even if it means going down with you.

The Roaring Rampage of Revenge differs from the standard Revenge plot in that our hero dispenses with the Machiavellian plotting that would define a classic revenge tale and goes straight for the bloodshed, either in a single, violent Unstoppable Rage or Tranquil Fury-fueled rampage on the bad guy’s home base, or a more methodical “working one’s way up the food chain” from lesser foes to the bigger fish.

If the hero has a specific hit-list, this usually ends up as a Gotta Kill Them All situation as the hero hunts down and kills each bad guy on the list before moving on to the next. In most cases, the second to last bad guy on the hit-list is the Dragon for whichever Big Bad that the hero has saved for last, and is usually someone the hero has an especially personal beef with and/or is the most psychotic or otherwise hateworthy foe on the list aside from the Big Bad. If the hero decided a rampage wasn’t enough, they may resort to an Extreme Mêlée Revenge to let the bad guys feel the pain with a hard punch in the guts.