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watery world and feared that she wasn’t as hardcore as she thinks she is. A thought she probably fought with her whole life with the cushy life in the country, spoiled by Mom, who she thought of as a real heroine displaced in time forced to live the boring life of raising her. who she thought she had to catch up with. And maybe thats why she hated the april rain so much - it threatens to put out her fire. Dave meanwhile, found himself in the same kind of hardcore bs he always lived in and hated

Of course their lands speak of the true selves they must become, which is reflected in their god tiers - Rose becomes a passive class and Dave is an active class. What I’m trying to say is I guess is that they both have fiery and watery associations imo, and I think that’s so cool

I think you are in danger of relying too much on wordplay to establish your connections, but I see where you’re coming from. In so far as water is passive and fire is seemingly active, those elements seem to align more with Dave and Rose’s respective attitudes.

I’m relying more on the pages where the kids look up at the sky and wax poetic on their worldviews. John talks about winds, Rose mostly talks about rain (that fails to put out fire), Dave mostly talks about heat (and hopes for the rain’s relief)

I was under the impression that the rains inability to finish reminded Rose of her tendency to procrastinate, but there’s definitely an element of rebellion against her cushy (if neglected) lifestyle, like you said.