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What lives in the sea is not mermaids; what lives in the sea is only waves.

Under the north sea’s cloudy sky, waves here and there bare their teeth, cursing the sky. No-one knows when the curse will expire.

- Nakahara Chūya, “North Sea” from The Poems of Nakahara Chūya

It’s not as if the world will move according to what I love and detest anyway. You see, there’s nothing I can do other than leave their affairs to themselves.

Dazai Osamu, A New Hamlet

The Flags again because I LOVE THEM!!

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In the twin star theory; there’s also the yugi family portrait where Tsukasa is a shadow and Amane isn’t

Yesss! it is true!

I'll tell you, this portrait scares me, but at the same time it makes me curious about the twins' parents.

But focusing on them, Tsukasa is in the shadow, this could represent two things, either that he was already under the influence of that creature in the house (showing that he is no longer the same Tsukasa as before) or that he was in the shadow of Amane, of the same metaphorical form of the twin stars he had mentioned.

Since we are talking about the theory of stars, there is a possibility. That's why I don't believe that just one of the twins "stood out" the entire time, but there's still one detail

What would be important to Amane that it would mean being the brightest star compared to its twin star?

What kind of highlight is he talking about? About having friends? About being loved? About being successful at something specific? What kind of light would it be that shines so brightly that your twin can't be seen even though he's next to you?

If Amane didn't stand out, was he jealous of Tsukasa? And if Amane was the one who shone the brightest, why would he be talking so melancholically about the stars? Maybe this made him hurt Tsukasa in some way?

Or, could it be that for Tsukasa, Amane was so important that he decided that his life was worthless and gave himself up to save his brother, so that he could shine and live in his place?

Think with me, Tsukasa gave himself up to that monster to save his brother's life. Then Amane would live, he would have friends, he could get married, have children, go to space, and Tsukasa would disappear into the shadow along with that house. He disappeared, remember? So Amane would be the star that overshadows Tsukasa, but by his choice.

But that changed when he returned.

Or maybe not?

There are several possibilities, as I said, because we don't know many things about their relationship, just that Tsukasa loves his brother very much and that Amane killed him and feels afraid and ashamed of him. Yes, you can see that Amane loves him, but fears him.