Tohru has been male for the past few days, when she's posted... the Hiro-sweater hasn't really meen mentioned (Mostly because Hiro-rper quit and we don't really want to give the impression he's still at camp, and could show up as human anytime).
...but that still doesn't say what justice is. You can point at a house and say: "That's a house," but you can't do that with justice. (And really... who would say: "I don't like justice."? Raito thinks what he does is justice, because he thinks he's creating a new world free of crime.)
Two times, mainly: 1. L and Shigure switched personalities. In Yuki's eyes, this made Shigure much more easy to talk to, though he realized it was because of someone else and it wasn't 'really' Shigure he was talking with. Afterwards, he thanked L, and even hugged him. (I think he said: "I'll miss Shigure like this, it's almost like having a responsible older relative to look up to." For Yuki, that's something he's NEVER had. He's had irresponsible Shigure and Ayame, and he could like Hatori, but Hatori's also the one responsible for erasing his friends' memories when he was young.) 2. In the post with Taro and L, L just told Yuki he was acting like a coward, which snapped Yuki out of his depression, and put things in perspective.
...I'm thankful for the honesty, but I think you're approaching being hostile here.
Personally, I enjoy your Yuki and I've done my best hunting his threads through the archives. I like him enough that I've apped as Haru this time around, and I definitely wouldn't do that if I disliked the Yuki haru's supposed to look up to and want to take care of.
I think the other anon makes some good points, yeah, but I think you've got a good enough grasp on Yuki that you can easily make him IC again. :)
However, just because it hasn't been mentioned, it doesn't mean that it doesn't exist.
If you really care to find out what a dead person thought of justice, is asking one of his bereaved at the funeral really the best thing? Yuki's not that bad with people. Why would Yuki care to debate justice from the deceased L's point of view with Mello? No, really?
...but that still doesn't say what justice is. You can point at a house and say: "That's a house," but you can't do that with justice. (And really... who would say: "I don't like justice."? Raito thinks what he does is justice, because he thinks he's creating a new world free of crime.)
Two times, mainly:
1. L and Shigure switched personalities. In Yuki's eyes, this made Shigure much more easy to talk to, though he realized it was because of someone else and it wasn't 'really' Shigure he was talking with. Afterwards, he thanked L, and even hugged him. (I think he said: "I'll miss Shigure like this, it's almost like having a responsible older relative to look up to." For Yuki, that's something he's NEVER had. He's had irresponsible Shigure and Ayame, and he could like Hatori, but Hatori's also the one responsible for erasing his friends' memories when he was young.)
2. In the post with Taro and L, L just told Yuki he was acting like a coward, which snapped Yuki out of his depression, and put things in perspective.
...I'm thankful for the honesty, but I think you're approaching being hostile here.
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I think the other anon makes some good points, yeah, but I think you've got a good enough grasp on Yuki that you can easily make him IC again. :)
- Different Anon!
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If you really care to find out what a dead person thought of justice, is asking one of his bereaved at the funeral really the best thing? Yuki's not that bad with people. Why would Yuki care to debate justice from the deceased L's point of view with Mello? No, really?
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I don't think I was expecting anyone to be mad.
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