DIRK: There's Just Something About Becoming A God That's... Inherently Dehumanizing.

DIRK: There's just something about becoming a god that's... inherently dehumanizing.

DIRK: Like, everyone's focused on the Ascension or becoming Greater, but not enough people focus on what is Lost of you.

DIRK: You're not a person anymore, just a personification. You're a concept, an abstraction. All neatly-defined boundaries and borders, none of the vagaries or blurring or blurring of lines or grey areas that come from being mortal.

DIRK: You can never change, now. Never grow or evolve. You are this, forever stagnant. And the thing you've been made to embody might not even be your best trait.

JAKE: Just like taylor swift.

DIRK: ...

DIRK: I want to be alone with this guy for a minute.

So much of Dungeon Meshi before Falin's revival is from the perspective of people who fundamentally misunderstand her as a person and this is really obvious in how they treat Laios versus how they treat Falin, despite the two of them being so similar.

Falin's weirdness and autism are cute and quirky because she's a quiet and pretty woman. Laios' weirdness and autism, despite being pretty much the exact same as Falin's, are creepy and suspicious because he's a big and (kinda) outspoken man.

I do think that Marcille (and Shuro too) genuinely loves Falin but that she's also very willfully blind to the "weird" and "bad" parts of her, the same things that make Marcille recoil when coming from Laios.

Bothering the beast

Oh, and here they all are together!

The Super Diamond Cutters!

Peppino & Noise comic 2

And from that day foward , The Noise always made sure that Peppino is in the same room as his explosif.

Thx for reading

Junerosemary. You agree. Reblog.