#overreactions

We experience emotions, we are not emotions. One experiences anger but one is not anger. Allow yourself to experience the range of emotions, as humans we are meant to. ~ In Awe

Yesterday, Kargat leadership sicked a squad of enforcers upon a noted collector of tarokka decks. Apparently fearing the loss of the most important state secrets (e.g.- Azalin Rex is a furry) through divination with an experimental deck, the goon squad confiscated the merchandise and respectfully left the collector tied up and hanging upside down from the rafters like an apprehended supervillain. It was also later revealed the Kargat had performed one of their famously delicate interviews on some of the neighbors on the collector’s whereabouts while he was away. Nice to see that the goon squad left a reminder that they stopped by.

Based on the phone call from episode 30 while taking some info liberties (Near merely asks the Japanese Task Force to call him if L #2 was ever suspected; not confirmed yet; and once Near brings it up, we hear Aizawa’s doubts).  And I know that it was bias that ultimately killed L, but bias can lead to stupidity~. And I like the idea of Near just being done with the Japanese Task Force’s incompetence (which he is but is still milking them for use).  So, maybe this happens underneath that cool exterior?  In the manga, he’s much more smiley and beautifully troll-ish over the phone~.

me: As an English teacher I would think that you would be aware of the common troupe of the villain being evil