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@setriete

Katılım Şubat 2020
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busybusybusy@lubufan123·
@setriete I just browsed your Pixiv account.Those paintings are all cool and creative.
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Was looking through my old passwords and it turns out I used to have a pixiv acc (I'd conveniently forgotten about it🗿) Haven't been there since 2021 (I was obsessed with Little Nightmares II so I posted my doodles on that fandom there). Quite a revelation
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@lubufan123 IT WAS MY PRIME ERA😭 Fanarts for LN2 gave me, like, 700+ followers in Instagram on my deleted acc in that year
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SETRIETE@setriete·
Почему я вообще создала там аккаунт....
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Скоро день рождения бля....
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(to be fair, if Shinigami took other emotion instead of fear, that would also be bad. In another, perhaps less destructive form, but also bad)
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because creating something living and thinking from a bunch of certain negative emotions that will literally become the core of this being cannot make its life easy and full of pleasure>
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@lubufan123 Besides Asura serving as a reminder, he also became a benchmark for how Shinigami should design Kid to prevent history from repeating itself.
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busybusybusy
busybusybusy@lubufan123·
@setriete This is really a brand-new angle.I now feel a deeper understanding of the relationship between these two characters.Asura may be the part of himself that death doesn't want to accept.
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SETRIETE@setriete·
I don't know how true this is, but Asura and Shinigami remind me a bit of Jekyll and Hyde, and both stories also remind me of Jung's concept of the "shadow self" (I'm not a psychologist btw) When a person suppresses, represses, or denies emotions or character traits they are>
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@lubufan123 I think Asura is a "Creator's mistake" for Shinigami. His existence reminds him that if u abandon the fear within u and bring it out, it'll become uncontrollable and return to u and you'll have to face what u wanted to get rid of, but this time it'll be much more destructive
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SETRIETE@setriete·
And I think the tragedy of it is that Asura cannot and will never be able to look beyond this fear; his consciousness operates as a closed system of anxiety and paranoia, and he interprets absolutely everything through a threat.
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SETRIETE@setriete·
Also, if we look at it from a psychological point of view, Asura's fears are "human" (we can recognize them, understand them, and apply them to ourselves), but they are exaggerated and inflated to cosmic proportions, since he represents almost entirely emotions repressed by Death
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I don't know how true this is, but Asura and Shinigami remind me a bit of Jekyll and Hyde, and both stories also remind me of Jung's concept of the "shadow self" (I'm not a psychologist btw) When a person suppresses, represses, or denies emotions or character traits they are>

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its own impulses, thoughts, and feelings became impossible to control as it had been when it was merely a component of Shinigami's essence).
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unwilling to accept as part of their personality. In the case of Shinigami, this "shadow self" was literally repressed and transformed into an autonomous being (and as a result, all the fear repressed by Shinigami took on an even more terrifying form, as the separate entity with>
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