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Man, seeing Legoshi and Haru’s dynamics evolve really throws me back to the early days of the series, where we were just learning the ropes of this carnivore and herbivore drama. What really threw me for a loop was how the show delves deep into the nature vs. nurture debate through their relationship. Its like watching a wolf try to be a sheepdog, and you gotta admit, thats intriguing.
On a lighter note, can we talk about how Louis ends up being the most deer like mafia boss ever? I mean, it’s like if Bambi went to the dark side. This contrast adds such a quirky twist, juxtaposing the heavy theme of identity and societal roles.
This whole scenario begs the question how much of who we are is dictated by our genetics, and how much can we attribute to our environment? It prompts a dive into not just the characters struggle but a reflection of our own societal structures and the boxes we put ourselves in.
Now, heres a theory what if Beastars is setting us up for a world where the line between predator and prey blurs not just socially, but biologically? Imagine the implications it could have on their society, and ours by extension.
Wrapping it all up, Im psyched like a rabbit in a carrot field to see where this rabbit hole takes us. Anyone else feels like theyre on the edge of their seat, waiting to see if the series will take a full leap into breaking down these natural instincts vs. societal expectations? Lets chat about where you think its headed or any theories youve got brewing.
On a lighter note, can we talk about how Louis ends up being the most deer like mafia boss ever? I mean, it’s like if Bambi went to the dark side. This contrast adds such a quirky twist, juxtaposing the heavy theme of identity and societal roles.
This whole scenario begs the question how much of who we are is dictated by our genetics, and how much can we attribute to our environment? It prompts a dive into not just the characters struggle but a reflection of our own societal structures and the boxes we put ourselves in.
Now, heres a theory what if Beastars is setting us up for a world where the line between predator and prey blurs not just socially, but biologically? Imagine the implications it could have on their society, and ours by extension.
Wrapping it all up, Im psyched like a rabbit in a carrot field to see where this rabbit hole takes us. Anyone else feels like theyre on the edge of their seat, waiting to see if the series will take a full leap into breaking down these natural instincts vs. societal expectations? Lets chat about where you think its headed or any theories youve got brewing.
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