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More FR Haurchefant being horny at the worst possible moments:
[TR: This fight gave us the chance to warm up. If you wish, we could continue in my bedroom…]
BRO. We are l i t e r a l l y about to go storm the Vault to save Aymeric and you're propositioning me now?
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No puedo contemplarme en el espejo,
mis ojos tiemblan en el reflejo absorto,
mundo,
solo veo al mundo,
quizás puedas atravesar mi sangre,
navegar por mis venas como fuentes de deseo,
ver lo que hago,
y lo que he dejado de hacer,
cariño,
¿tú si me puedes ver?.
Manejo por mi cuerpo absurdo,
tan quieto en los pedidos de lo que debería ser,
las carreteras se mezclan en las clavículas del cuello,
el caos desemboca en el comienzo de mi boca entreabierta,
mis piernas son solo motores estancados si no las vez avanzar,
el deseo que sientes se despide por mis ojos,
adiós marinero si los cierras,
pero si te sumerges en las últimas lágrimas que he llorado sobre tu hombro,
hola cariño,
¿tú si me puedes ver?.
El espejo miente,
frente a la ventana del mundo,
el cuerpo es solo cuerpo,
la piel se agarra hasta desgarrar,
no hay piernas que se enreden en tus deseos,
y entre los míos todos corren con los ojos cerrados,
apagame el espejo si puedes,
y mirame a los ojos cariño,
¿tú si me puedes ver?.
~K
I swear, this game isn't even giving us crumbs anymore, this is a whole ass loaf of bread
Just in case anyone thought I was making up Thancred's willingness to prostitute himself out for the sake of his goals, I'm not. It's literally canon.
[TR: Have you heard the latest news? Moenbryda asked us to bring her a super rare ore, and Thancred found it in no time at all.]
[TR: At first, I was impressed, but then I discovered that a woman gave it to him in exchange for sexual favors. Isn't that scandalous?]
[TR: I don't know why Yda's reacting like that. I payed for that ore with my body*, even though that girl wasn't my type at all!]
* "payer de sa personne" is a turn of phrase that can mean more generally just "put in a lot of effort" or even "put your life on the line", but it does carry a very distinct sexual connotation to it, especially in a setup like this
Years from now Astarion starts his vows with this same line
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Thancred's tomestone is just Moogle searches for variations on the phrase "how to know if you're in love with your best friend"
obviously it's not the main appeal point (or at least not the main marketing strategy), but I really love how idolish7 is secretly a study in all of the different forms of abuse a person can suffer and the way that can shape your emotional responses. From characters where it's obvious, like Tamaki and Haruka and Sougo, straight through to characters where it's not so much, like Touma and Torao and Riku. There's only a very small selection of characters where I can't immediately think of a way they've suffered direct abuse, and even then I'm pretty sure if I thought about it for a minute I could come up with something.
and like, they're all actually good depictions! every one of them is treated seriously and carries the same level of sincerity and severity as the others. When they're brushed off, it's always because it's a very in-character thing to do. Even if it's a type of abuse commonly considered silly or inconsequential, the narrative still gives it weight and handles it with maturity. And the particularly heavy themes are handled both compassionately and realistically. I love it
