I've Already Seen Many Interpretations Of This Page, Which Makes It A Little Perplexing. My Interpretation

I've already seen many interpretations of this page, which makes it a little perplexing. My interpretation is that there is more to the two routes than just Uraume and Yorozu.

Uraume most likely had a similar past to Sukuna's and was saved by him, Uraume symbolizes Sukuna's retaliation against humans (hatred)

they give me Zabuza and Haku vibes from Naruto, or Kenpachi and Yachiru but Idk I haven't actually watched Bleach.

While Yorozu symbolizes the path of love (she's merely a symbol I doubt Sukuna actually loved her if anything he loved gojo💀 the theme of love was very prominent in the fight with gojo Sukuna was very arrogant he only could be reached by someone as powerful as him)

Sukuna obviously took the hateful route, bringing Uraume down with him. That explains why we see them strolling together down a fresh path at the conclusion.

If you picture geto instead of Sukuna and the paths as Nanako and Mimiko on the right and Gojo on the left, I believe everything becomes lot clearer.

I'd actually scream if Gojo meeting with Geto at the airport was Sukuna's doing. I'd fucking fold myself.

Update: the rest of the chapter came out Sukuna had a change of heart and it seems like he will repay gojo with a kiss next time 😘

Sukuna already felt indebted to Gojo for postponing Yuji's execution.

And now we know Gojo saved his ass again by keeping that finger with him it's the only reason he's not dead😭😭 I bet he will try to repay Gojo's future reincarnation by killing him again 🥰

ship dynamic: riding him while he thinks about how he failed as a father

How do I make this about sukug-*gets shot*

Let's talk for a bit about the "Satisfied Gojo" discourse. Shall we?

Gojo's love language was practically non-existent when he was a teenager; he couldn't read the atmosphere to save his life. That was until Geto Suguru came into his life and asked him to be gentle. It was then that Gojo Satoru's walls went up, fearing that Geto might steal the eternal fire from his Olympus.

The only time I saw Gojo being rude to Geto was at the airport, and I'm convinced Gege wrote it intentionally to echo their first meeting years ago. It hints at their undiscovered past.

Breaking news: Geto stole the fire and cast Gojo into an eternal darkness filled with regrets.

There are two important things to understand about Gojo:

He was raised as a warrior, so his search for challenges was natural. The fight with Sukuna finally quenched his thirst for battle.

He was raised by teachers and maids, not his parents, and was shown no particular love until Geto appeared. Geto was Satoru's only friend and the only person he loved, providing the warmth his heart longed for.

So, when Gojo said that Geto's presence was the only thing he missed in his final moments, it meant that only part of his life was fulfilled. Sukuna satisfied the warrior in him, giving him the battle he dreamed of, while the man in Satoru longed for his one and only. Wished that Suguru was there, giving him the last hug before going to war.

This brings me to the airport scene where Gojo tells Geto, "Satisfied? I'd be If you were there to pat my back." Later, he adds, "Sensei, I thought a sorcerer dies with regrets." This implies that meeting Suguru, though after his death, fulfilled the other part of his dream.

In his final moment, Gojo wished so much to meet Geto that his wish was granted. Satoru left with no regrets, having found closure and fulfillment in his last moments with Geto.

I hope this clears up some confusion.