By the way the "after" that keeps being mentioned is meaning "after" as in the "after life" as in DEAD. Death. Seeing your loved ones after you _die_ So when she says seeing her sister "after" or there has to be an "after" she means there has to be an After Life, like Heaven All the little duckies in a row? Those were people she killed (likely because Silco told her to) but she rationalizes it as that they'll be together after they die. It's very possible all the little "duckies" were either other children or a family. And for why they all "looked so sad" - they were innocent. But yeah. "After" = Death/After-life
Wait, was it actually to you? That was 80% just a massive self-hatred spiral. 10% "After" as an abstract idea 10% Back-and-forth as to whether or not X person cares about her W-was that actually dark to you?
@@paintedember3684 You are literally reading how the schizophrenia of a small, traumatized girl worsens, while the person who cares for her encourages her to kill people, of whom we do not know if they were innocent due to the strange definition that Jinx writes. Is that not enough for you? It's heartbreaking and terrifying for me to see Jinx getting worse because everyone only loves Powder, and she can't back down from her old self.
Bro, how are you missing all the parts on the 3rd page that are her, PROCESSING HER ACTUAL MURDERS The duckies she lined up, are likely a crime we did not see. She's showing a lack of understanding of Death, while also showing that between that and the "after" comment about Vi, she's caught thinking of a tentative "after" as "after the pain" but also "after life" with a shifting line as to where one of those ends and the other begins. "After" is an abstract thought, against "now" which is painful. "After" is a sad/ hopeless/ hopeful/ scared thought Most of that book isn't hallucinations. The bulk of that is a MASSIVE spiral into self-hatred. Like a REALLY worrying one.
There one for Ekko? I really Wana hear his side of the story. considering his connection to jinx to see the chain of events from a more "sane" perspective.
There is nothing weird between Jinx and Silco. She is just comparing family love. She is saying that even though Silco loves her (as a father), Vi hates her. All she could think about is how Vi hates her even though she already has someone who loves her. We can see this predicament in the last part of the season when she kills Silco because she still instinctively cares about Vi more than Silco even if he gave her everything. I swear people who see something weird between Jinx and Silco do not understand trauma and complex relationships. There is nothing weird between them!!!
I think they mean weird as of Silco himself is not really un-disturbed mentally. He encourages her acting childlike, didn't even think about Jinx not having friend her age would affect her. This made them have scenes like Jinx (even though being around 17) sitting on his lap like kids would mostly do before they turn atleast 12 (rough guess), and Jinx learning no boundaries as even murdering people was not only not negative but encouraged, leading to f.e. her breaking in when Caitlyn was showering in her home
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By the way the "after" that keeps being mentioned is meaning "after" as in the "after life" as in DEAD. Death. Seeing your loved ones after you _die_
So when she says seeing her sister "after" or there has to be an "after" she means there has to be an After Life, like Heaven
All the little duckies in a row? Those were people she killed (likely because Silco told her to) but she rationalizes it as that they'll be together after they die.
It's very possible all the little "duckies" were either other children or a family. And for why they all "looked so sad" - they were innocent.
But yeah. "After" = Death/After-life
Holy fuck that was darker than the entire show
Wait, was it actually to you?
That was 80% just a massive self-hatred spiral.
10% "After" as an abstract idea
10% Back-and-forth as to whether or not X person cares about her
W-was that actually dark to you?
@@paintedember3684 You are literally reading how the schizophrenia of a small, traumatized girl worsens, while the person who cares for her encourages her to kill people, of whom we do not know if they were innocent due to the strange definition that Jinx writes.
Is that not enough for you? It's heartbreaking and terrifying for me to see Jinx getting worse because everyone only loves Powder, and she can't back down from her old self.
Bro, how are you missing all the parts on the 3rd page that are her, PROCESSING HER ACTUAL MURDERS
The duckies she lined up, are likely a crime we did not see. She's showing a lack of understanding of Death, while also showing that between that and the "after" comment about Vi, she's caught thinking of a tentative "after" as "after the pain" but also "after life" with a shifting line as to where one of those ends and the other begins.
"After" is an abstract thought, against "now" which is painful.
"After" is a sad/ hopeless/ hopeful/ scared thought
Most of that book isn't hallucinations. The bulk of that is a MASSIVE spiral into self-hatred. Like a REALLY worrying one.
I wish we have a victor archive
Honestly speaking, me to good lad
There one for Ekko?
I really Wana hear his side of the story. considering his connection to jinx to see the chain of events from a more "sane" perspective.
There is nothing weird between Jinx and Silco. She is just comparing family love. She is saying that even though Silco loves her (as a father), Vi hates her. All she could think about is how Vi hates her even though she already has someone who loves her. We can see this predicament in the last part of the season when she kills Silco because she still instinctively cares about Vi more than Silco even if he gave her everything.
I swear people who see something weird between Jinx and Silco do not understand trauma and complex relationships. There is nothing weird between them!!!
I think they mean weird as of Silco himself is not really un-disturbed mentally. He encourages her acting childlike, didn't even think about Jinx not having friend her age would affect her. This made them have scenes like Jinx (even though being around 17) sitting on his lap like kids would mostly do before they turn atleast 12 (rough guess), and Jinx learning no boundaries as even murdering people was not only not negative but encouraged, leading to f.e. her breaking in when Caitlyn was showering in her home
This was very fun and interesting! I love Arcane and Jinx, sad I am late to the LOL fandom and missed this.
Thanks for the upload to preserve content.
Thanks so much for this!!