Mentorship Chains
Ike to Yugo:
“To borrow a couple of words from a certain demon I know, listen, you can be anyone you want. So don’t be afraid and live your life, because this world is full of hope.”
Now imagine
Yugo to Kotoka:
“A certain police officer I know once said that he’ll be free without care in mind because he will only live the life he wants. Likewise with you, Kotoka. You have to live the life you want. Not to mention, my other friend also said that there will always be a light waiting at the door for you.”
Imagining Yugo comforting his apprentice aka Kotoka with the words Ike once said to them. Like how Kotoka can also block all the bad noises with the headset. Ike once lent his headset to them and now They lent their headset to Kotoka.
Don’t forget about how Kotoka can find many friends who are very diverse with her but can accept each other, including herself. Basically telling her that this world isn’t that scary and there are still many people that will love her as she is.
Kotoka wants to be like her sensei? Brave, highly dedicated, always upholding their ideals, always speak and stand up for himself and those he cares about. But most importantly, she wants to find and live as her true self, without fear and care about what people think.
Both Ike and Yugo encouraged their apprentices to find their true selves and accept themselves as they are. So the deja vu is real.
We seriously move on too fast from this mentorship chains, guys.
