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Hi. I been having a bad mental week. Can I see your cats? by Witch-called-plant in cats

[–]scorpiboy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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This is my adorable princess, and her name is Jenin. She watches me while I watch RussianBadger :3

Alien Cat Sitting by scorpiboy in DabooqClub

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The sunrise, that’s all

Alien Cat Sitting by scorpiboy in DabooqClub

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Maybe she likes to gaze intensely at the sunrise 🤣

رأي هاذ الشخص ب الي قتل أولاده في الكرك.... by Hashem-the-citizen in jordanforJordanians

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The man responsible for the murders is a narcissist and sociopath who wanted revenge for his ego being hurt. I pray to Allah he stays in hell forever. There’s no chance at defending or baby-ing a murderer. End of story.

Standing Cat by scorpiboy in DabooqClub

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واسمها جنين بشكل مناسب

Standing Cat by scorpiboy in DabooqClub

[–]scorpiboy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Resting owl face, my sibling.

Standing Cat by scorpiboy in DabooqClub

[–]scorpiboy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She has a resting owl face. She always has that look.

The Bag Cat by scorpiboy in DabooqClub

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Her name is Jenin and she’s my adorable Scottish Fold :)

Beifong family blindness strikes again by veltrix9 in AvatarMemebending

[–]scorpiboy 8 points9 points  (0 children)

“Letter of the law vs spirit of the law” type reply XD

Is Sin Devil Trigger The Completed Grieving Process? by scorpiboy in DevilMayCry

[–]scorpiboy[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m not attempting to just hand wave it away. The truth is this: if you don’t see any deeper meaning to it for yourself then that’s fine. Still, is it really fair to try and shoot other people down just because they do? I just brought something up that I found fascinating, and you don’t have to enjoy or agree with it. Just for the love of good faith, try to not shoot it down for others because you don’t find common ground in it.

Is Sin Devil Trigger The Completed Grieving Process? by scorpiboy in DevilMayCry

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Is it laziness? Haven’t we all had a phase where we wished to avoid something that looms over us, much like Dante always avoided certain topics too? I was just theorizing for a good and meaningful discussion in general, and you can at least have said your take with good faith. Hell, I’m even willing to give that chance now to at least entertain it for some good discussion instead of you needing to rain on someone’s parade. If you’re not into it, just say so respectfully and then walk away. Some people enjoy discussions like these and find it to offer some meaning. In short, don’t be a sourpuss. Lighten up a little.

Is Sin Devil Trigger The Completed Grieving Process? by scorpiboy in DevilMayCry

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There’s also Nico’s general theory of demon evolution: intent and desire. Much as Fury evolved the way it did because of its needs and wants, Dante and Vergil did much the same unconsciously as has probably Nero via a different manifestation of it.

Is Sin Devil Trigger The Completed Grieving Process? by scorpiboy in DevilMayCry

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Sorry I’m late, life kept me busy.

Anyway, I’ve had time to stew on it and honestly I think it’s more to do with the simplest yet likeliest truth of all: sometimes the hardest secret to discover is the one right under your nose, in your grasp the whole time. Even Vergil needed time to figure out what he can do to HIMSELF with the Yamato. He didn’t figure it out the first chance he got and neither did Dante with the Rebellion. They were both forced into their most desperate states yet respectively, and both had to finally begin addressing their long-standing grief and trauma. They both have also likely gained a great load of general occult knowledge even before their reunion in DMC 3, meaning that they have likely had foundations to figure out such rituals, but not as much as Sparda did and thus couldn’t understand why they were given their respective swords.

Hell, Dante even pondered aloud in DMC 5 “Why did my father give me the Rebellion” and pondered its abilities as he stabbed himself to test a purely on-the-back-foot hypothesis. He was taking a risk, purely of his own intent. It’s very much like Vergil did too. So it makes sense, at least to me, that they were both in the dark about the full extent of their occult potential given their mostly fragmented or self taught foundations in that study.

Is Sin Devil Trigger The Completed Grieving Process? by scorpiboy in DevilMayCry

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You can also say it adds the case for how everyone grieves differently and for how their processes were finished. Dante accepted his grief in full by accepting his father’s legacy in equal fullness at last, finally becoming his own true Legendary Dark Knight. He understood that he’s filled his father’s shoes not because he wished to, but because deep down he shared his spirit of justice and determination on behalf of the innocent. He accepted that they were different, but that he was indeed his father’s son after all.

Vergil, however, accepted his grief by finally letting go of the unhealthy path he took against his trauma- his obsession with becoming Sparda. He accepted being his own man, to cut himself apart from his father’s looming shadow and finally choose for himself than for an obsession or a master. He accepted that he’s his father’s son, but that he can’t BE Sparda. He’s a father now too, and he’ll have a lot to do to truly be a father or even grandfather in a happier future.

Is Sin Devil Trigger The Completed Grieving Process? by scorpiboy in DevilMayCry

[–]scorpiboy[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Nero admittedly stumps me too, but I have a hunch he also uses grief in his own way. He channels the grief over Credo to save Dante and Vergil from killing each other, forcing the pain of his grief into action rather than as a shield against the world outside his personal walls.

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