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What about Razor's heart
Thanks for the question!
If the heart always represents the essence of the princess and therefore the core feeling that builds her (which is my main theory for now), I think Razor's open heart shows the simplicity of her nature that manifests in a fun-seeking game of blades.
She makes her heart seen out of the wish to feel, to express more than her body could. Steel bones are her implement to affect. They encircle the heart as something most important to it, and, paradoxically, the blades don't seem to hurt it, because she never saw fallacies in her actions. They look like a comfortable suit for needs of the heart. And her cartilage is as steel as ribs, whenever it's gone in Fury and Wild, what might mean the immutability of her character, like there's no place for further change, or the inaccessibility of her sensual part, like there's no way to hurt her feelings that would matter.
In No way out the second she starts questioning what she and TLQ are, the blades degrade. The meaning of her existence disappears with the means for it. If she's not the "one to hurt you", she's nothing but the thrill she felt. And so only her heart stays.
Playing Slay the princess is such a rewarding experience, because, due to how fundamental its themes are, you can see references for it everywhere you want them to be
Like sometimes life just throws you around but you keep the half-smile, thinking "Maybe change is indeed an adversary to be fought, but what can I do other than enjoy the battle. Maybe fate is a prison for our spirits, but it's only the fear that makes us caged and the resilience that gives us the strength to act. Maybe death is an inevitable nightmare, but I'm sure it will all make sense in the end, in my own moment of clarity"
Does anyone else have a feeling that whenever they think about prisoner associations like "cool independent mastermind" come up, but the slightest notion of cage and like. bbaby :( babyy.....my babby......and like. Fall to the ground. In helplessness. Or is it just me
The difference between them makes me insane.
"I had to take it in faith" vs "I didn't think it was possible". The one with an aim and the one with a dream. The patient heart, because she will wait for any chance, and the watchful heart, because there is nothing for her to wait for, only to perceive. The smart and the open hearts. The testament of will and bliss of indecisiveness. I can't. I can't.
