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![This might get muted, in that case Iāll reupload this, but anyway [update: it got muted, hence the low quality audio but at least I kept this on] I think this song really captures a relationship thatās both irresistibly attractive and self-destructive at the same time. For āHikaruā, Yoshiki is the one he craves and is even tempted to kill because of his own nature - yet he loves him more than anyone else, because Yoshiki becomes his first real home, the person who gives him a new purpose and a new sense of belonging. For Yoshiki, on the other hand, āHikaruā is both the poison and the antidote to everything heās been through. I feel that Yoshikiās love for āHikaruā grows out of the love he already had for Hikaru himself, only this time itās even stronger. I also keep thinking about how āHikaruā was born from Hikaruās last wish and basically embodies all the love Hikaru couldnāt give Yoshiki (or all the love he still had for him, if you like). It feels like a kind of āpassing of the torchā, though of course Hikaruās feelings are separate and different from āHikaruāās own. Both of them love and hate whatās between them at the same time, both feel selfish, and both see themselves as the monster in the situation. I donāt even need to go into how many deeper layers there are, starting with Yoshiki telling āHikaruā not to be a normal human being. On the one hand, he says this because he himself never feels normal; on the other, because the humans heās been surrounded by have never made him feel truly comfortable in his own skin, unlike āHikaruā. This dynamic between them - wanting to kill each other at certain points, yet hating themselves, thinking theyāre unworthy of each other, and both feeling like monsters - is exactly what reminded me of the line āYou and I drink the poison from the same vine.ā And then thereās the whole idea of āhiding all of our sins from the daylightā. The theme of sin is central to their story. Yoshiki is a closeted boy in a conservative, religious village, and his internalized homophobia is obvious to everyone. āHikaruā kills people (or nearly kills them) and Yoshiki is willing to share that sin with him. This idea of āsharing the sinā feels deeply tied to the queer theme of the anime for me, because Yoshiki gives āHikaruā what he has always longed for: the freedom to be himself, and someone he can share his āsinā with (or what he believes is a sin). That lyric felt especially fitting, considering that Yoshiki tends to isolate himself while āHikaruā has to hide his crimes - both of them hiding their āsins.ā (A small side note: I noticed that many of their most meaningful scenes take place at sunset, which feels so fitting for the whole āhiding from the daylightā idea) In the end, both of them have to hide their true selves and both struggle to fit in. The scene where Yoshiki calls himself a monster just for being queer feels like the perfect embodiment of this whole theme. Thereās so much more that could be said, but this is just a simple reflection to explain why I felt this song suited them so well. As always, I chose the scenes carefully, and also notice how the word āhateā gradually becomes smaller and lighter ;) Iām not caught up with the manga yet, but I just hope they get the happy ending they deserve. This edit is super long and pretty basic + iām posting this at the worst time, but I hadnāt made a tshd-only edit yet, so it was long overdue #tshd #hikaru #yoshiki #thesummerhikarudied #xybcafyp](/video/cover/7555284356307111190.webp)
