Latest Posts by letskilltimetogether - Page 7

Me: omg how are people thristing so much over the shooter?? Why would you crush on a killer???

My crush at 13:

Finals weeks or my final week, find out soon enough

writing isnt even like a hobby to me anymore its just that theres images trapped in my head and if i dont get them out fast enough they start rotting in there and stinking up the place

Omg adorable

Another silly comic

Awww aren’t they just the sweetest? :3

💚💙

I love when platonic love and romantic love is so blurred that it doesn’t even matter anymore. All that matters is the devotion that’s there, the unwavering devotion

LMAO also I love the Doraemon pfp

Like I love Gen getting to be a diplomat, I can’t explain why but it feels really good for his character. But also noooo Gen don’t leave your friends (you need them Gen seriously don’t leave they love you)

Senku having an existential crisis after sending Gen abroad as a diplomat xddd

Especially from the greediest man in the world. Definitely a straight, uncaring man right here.

Gen calculating Senku's birthday through a random note on a tree and an insane number of days recieved by asking a leading question so he could build an astronomy observatory as a gift was a very straight thing to do if you ask me

Thanks for responding :)

spoilers again(but I feel like that’s implied)

Omg I forgot about the car thing. That so funny lmao. I personally believe that was just Senkuu being annoying and making Gen suffer but you could use that as law-abiding-citizen evidence.

Also i like your childhood point, like Senkuu definitely used his age to get away with stuff but couldn’t do that later on so he started toeing the line and being insufferable(which I say affectionately).

I feel like Gen betraying Tsukasa isn’t really breaking the law, especially because Tsukasa had a whole mildly militaristic dictatorship going on, so Gen leaving him actually is good for the law?? Kind of??? Idk lol. Basically I think Tsukasa’s thing doesn’t count as law.

Going back to the “handing over Hyoga and Homura to law enforcement” thing, idk what was up with that. I think it’s mostly bc Senkuu didn’t want to deal with them but also didn’t want to kill them? I know it’s mostly a plot device bc they come back later, but I can’t really think of a solid reason why Senkuu would immediately default to “let’s restore our modern legal system”. Something about it just feels weird to me. I don’t know much about law though so that’s part of it. Maybe I’m just pulling a Senkuu by wanting to talk about the logic but not wanting to be within 6 feet of legal proceedings lol

One last thing: i think it’s ironic(and very funny) how Senkuu basically ends up like the leader of civilization even though he really doesn’t like being in charge of people and just wants to do science. (Another reason why him and Gen work so well together)(gay gay homosexual gay)

*offers microphone back to you*

Your honor they're homosexuals

Omg I can definitely see that.

As I’m writing HP fics centering the Golden Trio, I’ve been writing out all their character traits n stuff for similarities and differences, and something big I noticed was how all of them don’t have great relationships with their parents.

Like Harry’s is obvious, physical and emotional abuse, and Ron’s is talked about, but Hermione having emotionally neglectful parents both makes a lot of sense and also fills in some gaps.

It seems like Ron and Hermione have similar issues with their parents not paying them much attention outside of their academic achievements, and how that has shaped them. Especially in the differences between Ron, who is mid/poor academically vs Hermione who is straight A’s. Same root problem, similar lingering issues, different personalities.

Final note: love this idea! It makes a lot of sense in canon and also in common head-canon land.

P.s. wrote this at midnight, I’ll review it later

(Honestly this entire thing might be projection, but who cares!)

Hermione has such an interesting underdeveloped relationship with her parents. They’re rarely if ever mentioned, and when they are mentioned, they never seem to know the full story of what exactly is going on at Hogwarts.

At least, based on the fact that they let her keep going to Hogwarts, you wouldn’t expect them to know.

On top of that, nearly every summer, she stays a large portion of her time at the weasleys. she also stays at Hogwarts during breaks, despite having the option to leave.

I find it fascinating that Hermione was even capable of obliviating her parents memories in the first place. This must have caused massive amounts of grief and agony to have surfaced. Yet she still did it.

Now I know she isn’t perfect, keeping skeeter in a jar and scarring that girls face in 5th year, but still, she was more okay with her parents completely forgetting her existence then attempting to find a different solution?

The only way to make that sort of decision easier, is your parents already not knowing you.

Which leads into my idea, I wish fanfics delved a little deeper into the idea that Hermione might have been neglected, at least emotionally so.

It may just be me, but most of these signs seem to point to some form of neglect.

See the thing about neglect is that it’s a slow acting poison in a lot of ways. Unnoticeable to those around you, and easy to ignore when it comes to yourself.

I think it would be so easy for fanfic writers to draw a connection between Hermione’s drive for academic success and plausible neglect from her parents leading to a need to impress people to keep them around.

Her number one fear in third year was failure.

I can imagine a world where she grew up quiet, struggling to make friends from her slightly bossy nature and higher intelligence. She noticed that she was special in a way (magically so), but she didn’t pay too much mind to it as neither did her parents.

But as dentists, as people who have gone through higher levels of academia, they would have paid attention to her success in school.

It wasn’t a lot of course. They’re both dentists, they both have full time jobs and no other kids, so she was just alone most of the time with her books as she didn’t have friends either.

It was lonely, but it was survivable, there was food on the table, a roof over her head, a warm bed to go to sleep in, and those brief moments where her parents would surpass her expectations and actually do something that showed that they cared and noticed her beyond her academic achievements for once.

Then she gets to Hogwarts, and the weekly letters turn into monthly ones. She tries to tell herself that all of them have just gotten busier with work and school. She doesn’t quite succeed in being convincing, but she goes back during winter break anyway.

She only ever goes back again in 6th year.

It would be so easy for her not to mention her parents, as they have a good steady job (with stable income, unlike the weasleys) and they don’t exactly outwardly harm her (like the dursleys).

It would be so easy to see her parents lack of attention or care as simple freedom, or her wanting too much, or not trying hard enough.

Because after all, she’s not helping by not sending letters either, or telling them the full story of what happened that school year when she does meet up with them.

Yes. You. You get it.

However, to get a little introspective for funsies, Senkuu only kind of follows the government law?

(Spoilers for Dr. Stone ahead! No outright plot stuff, but beware!)

To lay the ground work, he doesn’t explicitly defy laws in canon. But some of his actions definitely lean on the illegal side, with the rocket launches, electrocuting of his bullies, and his personal use of school equipment. Here he leans against the law.

In the stone world, he abides by general laws like “don’t kill people” and “no war crimes” and “don’t euthanize people”. That kind of thing. He also mentions reconstructing a legal system at some point? I might be misremembering, but I think he wanted to keep Hyoga and Homura in prision until they remake the legal system and give them a trial, which is very lawful of him, and actually pushes for the opposite argument of him diligently following the law.

However!

To go more into my personal characterization, speculation, and knowledge of fandom head canons; if Senkuu were to encounter a law he thought was unjust, would most likely ignore it or outright try to break it. He wouldn’t follow someone or something just because they’re powerful! He’d follow whatever he believes is morally just and supported by science.

So in a setting where he is forced to follow those rules, like the modern day, then yes he would take those rules to their extreme to mess with people, because he is very chaotic. But most if not all of Dr. stone takes place in a setting where those rules don’t necessarily apply, so why would he have to find loopholes?

I guess what I’m trying to say is that in the Modern World, where Senkuu is not an influential person, he would follow the law but to ridiculous extremes or break it as he feels morally obligated. But in the Stone World where he is basically the president/head of civilization(which is a whole other can of worms I would love to get into another time) he doesn’t need to follow laws he sees as unjust, he can just change them.

For context: I was originally thinking of this meme in terms of Stone World logic bc of his relation to Gen, so I was a little confused when thinking about it that way. Goes to show how much settings can impact a character!

Final note: I completely agree with this meme and I appreciate the creator for their genius. it’s very accurate for both guys. I just like to yap. Thank you for the yap time.

Also they’re gay

*mic drop*

Your honor they're homosexuals

:D