#ok yeah.

but, the locations of andy and lykon's wounds, were in same spot, the lower left of their torso.

Of course, we know andy didn't die from that one and that she was mortal before that particular wound happened. But what if the reason they all eventually become mortal is for the others to realize the value of the lives of those around them, even ones they thought they could never lose.

Because it was booker, in a terrible betrayal, who inflicted that wound on andy.

And what I'm saying is, what if Quynh or Andy was the one who hurt lykon... and he died from it, revealing to all of them they could die.

Narratively, quynh is parallel to booker. She is someone who had also given up on living even though she couldn't die, though that was before andy found her. She was also sent into her own sort of 'involuntary exile' though clearly far more horrible that anything Booker went through. But really what I'm saying is, what connects them the most as characters is that they're alone. And booker is the one quynh seeks out at the end of the movie.

as lykon is dying, quynh keeps asking, "why won't it stop? Why won't it stop?" While desperately trying to staunch the wound.

all lykon says, "its time."

Booker asks, "why are you still bleeding?" And, "why didn't you tell me?" All while desperately trying to stop the blood.

Anyway, here's something I find rather distasteful when it comes to the RP community -- female characters. And the way people bash on female characters for being portrayed a certain way when let's face it; your shittily made male muse is exactly the same but because he's a male, nobody seems to acknowledge just how much of a Gary Stu he is. Right? Like, "here's my angst male character who's a jerk to everyone with a completely flat personality that can do no wrong with no flaws etc., but he has a penis so all the girls be like 'but ima still ride this dick tho'".

But if a girl does it. God forbid. Man, what a horrible writer you are.

But let's also talk about how female muses get labeled negatively for being "too sexual" or a "bitch" and please, go on some more about how those characters shouldn't be written the way they're written. Newsflash: women are people. Newsflash: female characters can be written any fucking way the writer desires. 

So fuck your double standards. Female characters get a lot more heat for the smallest things than male characters EVER will, and there is a 90% chance that male muse is horribly written and nobody even questions it.

So yeah. Fuck that.

I'm here for all types of women no matter how they're written, and in the end it's not for anyone to judge because are you writing them? No? Sit down.

Go be bad bitches. Go be sweet. Go be kind. Go be ruthless. Go be apathetic. Go be anything. Women have depth too.