Ah, Death Note. I very much love that series. I obsessed over it for the longest time, but I'm still very much enthralled with it, even now. Death Note is incredibly original and a very great series. I have been directed to "Elfen Lied" before and I'm wanting to look into it as well. I find myself being a conflicting mix between the personalities of both the protagonist and the antagonist of Death Note. I admire them both greatly.
There were instances where it was unfathomable to me that Light would abandon all his ties to the ones he was close to -- but then again, was everything a ruse to begin with? Did he actually never care for his family, and the acceptance and discovery of the Note only accentuate his ability to use them? No doubt that the power he obtained from the mere psychological high he received from just having the Note within his hand was, if you'd wish to say, "corrupting."
Albeit, I have posted this topic but, there are lengths I would not dare embrace that Light embraced within both of his arms. Perhaps it would be the weakness that would undo anyone if they did not become the same person as Light and maybe, just perhaps, it would be the only way one would ever not find the shadow of death whispering to them inside of a federal institute.
Is it normal that I sometimes fantasize being a serial killer?
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Ah, Death Note. I very much love that series. I obsessed over it for the longest time, but I'm still very much enthralled with it, even now. Death Note is incredibly original and a very great series. I have been directed to "Elfen Lied" before and I'm wanting to look into it as well. I find myself being a conflicting mix between the personalities of both the protagonist and the antagonist of Death Note. I admire them both greatly.
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I cannot really say who's supposed to be the protagonist and who's supposed to be the antagonist since it isn't really obvious...
I just don't like Light and cannot understand his motives etc.
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There were instances where it was unfathomable to me that Light would abandon all his ties to the ones he was close to -- but then again, was everything a ruse to begin with? Did he actually never care for his family, and the acceptance and discovery of the Note only accentuate his ability to use them? No doubt that the power he obtained from the mere psychological high he received from just having the Note within his hand was, if you'd wish to say, "corrupting."
Albeit, I have posted this topic but, there are lengths I would not dare embrace that Light embraced within both of his arms. Perhaps it would be the weakness that would undo anyone if they did not become the same person as Light and maybe, just perhaps, it would be the only way one would ever not find the shadow of death whispering to them inside of a federal institute.