IT IS... HIM? || PHYSICS EDUCATOR watches DEATH NOTE 1x21 - BLIND REACT-ANALYSIS

[@PizzaMineKing]

Fun fact: In the manga, they were able to keep 3rd kira hidden way longer by drawing him as a shilouette every time he speaks. The anime actually cut out some of his lines, but it was clear the moment he said something that can't be cut, he can no longer be hidden because unlike manga, here he has a voice.

[@storieswithstyle]

That sounds a lot more fun. I heard the yotsuba people had better character and dialougue in the manga, shame they got reduced to this...

[@اميرمادرا]

​@@storieswithstylel love misa here she did Will iş my top episode have nice day❤

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Nice.

[@rodjacksonx]

Just to point out, I think Light's internal monologue was saying that Kira punished killers (alongside others,) but NOT if the killing was an accident, or if there were extenuating circumstances. THOSE killings he let slide. Higuchi punished ALL killers, which was a notable difference.

[@majinfreecell]

^this

[@finanightmare1993]

exactly!

[@wakahisasensei]

Rem isn’t dumb but she isn’t human. She may not understand humans as well as she thinks she does. That or she recognizes that Misa will be happy with light, even if light doesn’t care about her.

[@اميرمادرا]

I agree with you here have nice day❤

[@SCP.343]

Kira prime never punished anyone whom he could tell committed their crimes out of desperation. He only targeted those whom he believed committed their crime for greed or selfishness. That's why his sense of righteousness remained intact.

[@mategido]

Yea Kira prime from the transformers anime was a menace

[@MrTTnTT]

Misa is not that complicated. She *is* really smart, but like a normal person is smart, which means that unlike the absolute units that are Light and L, she does not think about everything. Hence, she makes mistakes, like a normal person would. That isn't stupid. It just isn't incredible.

[@اميرمادرا]

​@@Ukyo14.She smart here l love it have nice day

[@unluckystaravia2352]

They mentioned being "heirs to the company" or something before so I always assumed they got the company position via family connections/nepotism which helps explain how they can simultaniously act so dumb and yet have an important position

[@reikolight]

About Light's worldview as Kira. Yes, he did kill some minor thugs and even innocent people here and there but they were clearly outliers in bigger picture. Noise in the data. Most people Kira killed (except a small bunch like when he needed to kill asap in the potato scene or when he needed to do something specific) were in line with his morals. The fact that 0.1% of his wictims were undeserving, doesn't change that 99.9% were.

[@jaesaces]

I don't think Misa is meant to be extraordinarily clever. For example, her very first plan to meet up with Kira was incredibly risky and literally got her and Kira caught. She is constantly forcing Kira to think on his feet because she is unpredictable and draws attention to the both of them. What she is good at though is using the tools at her disposal for her own short term plans, and this makes her valuable for characters like Light despite her risks.

[@VestinVestin]

18:52 - "He's evil, he's stupid, he's a pervert... He's just a normal dude." xD Also, again, to beat a dead horse despite the fact that chronologically you're done with the show by now: Misa being lighthearted, acting silly, being feminine, laughing, making mistakes, or being in love does not equate to her being stupid. Her mind is a tool; you see its value when she chooses to apply it. She applies it when there's a reason; when it accomplishes her goal.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

"despite the fact that chronologically you're done with the show by now" What? He reacted to the whole show on Patreon? Really?

[@VestinVestin]

​@@gabrielesolletico6542 I think that was mentioned in a comment somewhere; at the very least he's far into the show, but I think he explicitly mentioned having seen it all in the context of his perception of Misa...

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@VestinVestin You're right.

[@saltyk9869]

The vast majority of the people Kira killed were violent criminals. It's exactly as Light said, Kira did not kill people who didn't intend to kill. The ones you are focusing on were all outliers. They were either a threat to him or a means to an end.

[@storieswithstyle]

of course they were outliers, but they were the ones that happened when L forced him to deviate and it is never addressed.

[@saltyk9869]

@@storieswithstyle Well, it's a matter of magnitudes. We aren't given a number, but I think it's pretty clear that Kira has killed thousands of people minimum. Possibly even over ten thousand depending on exactly how many are killed each day (It seems he kills about 24 a day and it's been at least a few months at this point. Assuming 24 a day every day for three months, that would be 2160 deaths). So, if we're comparing an outlier to thousands of deaths, it's not really a comparison. Especially when we are looking at Kira's general motivations and not how he deals with threats. He's made it clear that when someone threatens him all bets are off.

[@oziancitizen]

Ultimate power corrupts ultimately. Light was a psychopath with mildly good intent, but to corrupt him into Kira requires a fantastical catalyst. Who is to say that without the Death Note if Light would've remained a normal person of society or not

[@xDporrada]

YES! For a person to be something, it needs an enviroment that enables it. If Light never got such power as the death note in his hands he may had been just another bored student with high ideals. Morals manifest highly good or bad depending on your relation with the enviroment. i can't believe he didn't understand this yet... always holding grudge and linking the actions of Kira with the version of Light that doesn't know anything about what made his life "unfortunate" as Ryuk says. It's one of the main messages of the show, that no one should have this kind of power because all of them would be corrupted by it.

[@Smona]

Misa's intelligence seems like a random dice roll to me, this is one of the moments where she got a 20

[@storieswithstyle]

Yeah, I am a bit sad, the characters seemto really fluctuate in int and also motives and personality throughout the show =(

[@SeeAndDreamify]

I don't think she is ever really dumb, she just has a lot of moments where intelligence isn't the focus.

[@jacksmith-vs4ct]

@@SeeAndDreamify yeah she lets her emotions get in the way a lot

[@GeovanedeJesus]

Sadly animes have a history of not being able to properly develop feminine characters. It happens in a lot of anime shows.

[@Romapolitan]

​@@GeovanedeJesusHappens a lot in shows generally. I find it weird to generalize when this happens all the time in all sorts of media. Misa actually isn't unlike some people I do know. Very smart but often don't use their head if the situation doesn't call for it.

[@cronothemute2715]

If you are caught for ひったくり(translated as purse snatching but is just a general term for stealing someone from someone in a public area. Mugging would also fall under this, for example) you can be charged with 強盗致傷罪(aggravated robbery) depending on circumstances, which I would not call a minor crime. Obviously not gonna say it's on par with killing somebody but I'm personally not a fan of it being constantly brought up like it's nothing.

[@docopoper]

I think Light is comparing the average case for people Kira killed rather than the extreme case. He's trying to infer if Kira's ideals match his own, so the average case is more informative. Though one would hope he would continue to reflect on whether he is capable of going to the extreme cases too. I think what's missing from your analysis here is that Kira killed a huge number of criminals off screen.

[@GeovanedeJesus]

"You don't get to this position if you are stupid like that" ooooh yes, people do. It's hard to believe, but they do. I mean, great part of why the world is a mess right now is exactly because of this haha

[@storieswithstyle]

I disagree for a company this size. Megacorps, yes, but this is a relatively small company that is rising, I know those types of CEOs (some personally) and they are not the incompetent hacks that they are often thought to be, on the contrary :)

[@edellopez831]

like ubisoft doing a speed run to the bankruptcy right now.

[@GenderIsAConstruct]

@@storieswithstyle I think it happens a lot more in the "to big to fail" companys. Cause if you have such idiots in an upstart company, the company is bancrupt faster than you can blink.

[@technofsfsfsfs]

Why can’t there be dumb ones you don’t know about?

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

@@storieswithstyle But they're not CEOs... they're all middle-grade managers. They want to become part of the Board of Directors, but they still aren't. Also, like another users told you, a lot of them probably got their position because of nepotism. This is really a thing, in Japan (alongside to many other Countries, like Italy, for examples).

[@rmg480]

16:48 this happens to a lot of girls really. Often they don't even give out their number and devious men get their numbers through third persons or by searching online to then stalk them and send them message after message even when the women clearly and politely state that they are not interested. One can only assume that if you're a high profile woman, specially an actress or model this might just be a lot worse.

[@InescrutableDelereth]

Greetings from Mallorca: I believe that L’s personality shift is due to the fact that, from his perspective, he understands that if Light has lost his memory, it’s by his own choice - meaning he has a plan. However, L doesn’t fully understand this plan, putting him at constant risk. Since Misa has seen L's face (and L knows she could kill just by seeing someone), he’s aware that her power might return, and he doesn’t even know if Misa needed only a small gesture to kill. This is why she was restrained so she could barely move; perhaps something as simple as clasping her hands could kill. Therefore, L can’t simply stop someone who admits to being Kira, as this could risk them losing memory again. He needs to understand how the killing works, or the power might return to Misa and she could kill him. This is why L is now more willing to cross ethical lines in order to survive. I used a translator for some parts; I hope the message is clear. xd I like your reactions a lot ^^

[@tumadremelacomium6512]

Que dice el tio

[@InescrutableDelereth]

@@tumadremelacomium6512 xd

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

9:50 Absolutely. I'm convinced with that. A psycopath can not choose to not be one just because he want to. Without the Death Note, he cannot exercize a so great power, to let his real himself reveal... he knows that, for look good at the eyes of society, he must LOOK like a normal and good person... but under his skin, he's a psycopath. You yourself said that psycopath knows that, if they'd show their real though, society will not be soft to them; so they LIE and try to SHOW a nice and cute image of themselves, even to manipulate better the people who live around them, do you remember? I think that's what Light is doing now.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

17:55 "She fucks with him... I mean... metaphorically" AHAHAHAHAH mate, you sure makes me laugh! Lol We know that was a way of saying, no need to specify! Lol

[@imalittletoxicjustalittle]

its because you cant steal be accident, he doesn't care that the crime was small only that it was intentional your projecting your own morality and ignoring his

[@rodjacksonx]

Also, I think the story flows better if we just pretend Misa and Light were only detained for a couple weeks at most; 50 days would have killed them (or at least Misa.)

[@اميرمادرا]

I love it is amzing episode am ok with it happy mias in his episode

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Why killed them? They were feed and taken care of; also Misa, even if we saw her always detained, bonded and blindfolded, were monitored and was leave able to move (i.e. to go to the bathroom).

[@rodjacksonx]

@@gabrielesolletico6542 - It just would have, particularly in Misa's case. I think he actually went into some of the effects of being bound for weeks on end at one point in the reaction.

[@docopoper]

I don't know about Germany, but here in Ireland anybody is allowed to secretly voice record anybody else (it's called single party consent) and it is admissible in court. Though GDPR complicates that a little. No idea what the rules are in Japan, but evidently the rules vary by country.

[@alicepbg2042]

yeah, this really varies place to place. pretty sure in the usa it's a state by state thing. in here you are allowed aswell.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

I had no idea. In many Countries, if you SECRETELY record somebody, that won't count as a proof, in tribunal.

[@finanightmare1993]

Misa is smart, she is just also childish and cute and stuff and act's like an idol... I know people who act like her most of the time in private and they are incredibly intelligent persons. :)

[@lukasal91]

The one piece - money, power, and a beautiful wife... Roger hid a beautiful wife for someone to find?!

[@storieswithstyle]

That woul dbe a twist... :D

Luffy will be very disappointed then.

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

Ahahahaahha, yeah!

[@maxstone3779]

Purse snatcher, is that when Light was being watched by thr cameras and had to take anyone in the news he could get? Im trying to remember when that happened.

[@storieswithstyle]

Yes, it was so striking because he deviated from his pattern because of no choice, but noone in the anime cared. It is really minor, it just somehow really eirks me :D

[@maxstone3779]

@@storieswithstyle L hasn't forgotten it, I believe that is one of the reasons why he doesn't change his mind about Light being Kira. For Light, if he starts with the assumption he is not Kira then maybe he discards it as an actual heart attack. But either way that dismisses fake L and then the FBI. Even without the purse snatcher, the pattern doesn't hold up. It's a Manga,.which is produced over a longer period of time. So it's possible the writer just forgot about the purse snatcher. The Dragonball series is famous for forgetting about main characters that exist.

[@SasukeUchihaSharigan]

@@storieswithstylethat deviation is exactly why L continues to suspect Kira. It was the same as when the police thought it could be a student. Conveniently people start dying around the clock as if to say that theory was wrong. Same as when those two died during the potato chip scene. It was proof that disproves their theory but for L that only makes him more suspicious. I’m sure both of those plays would have cleared Light’s name if L wasn’t on the case.

[@majinfreecell]

Not a lawyer, but I'm pretty sure the secret recordings are allowed in court as long as they are "legal". Don't know how it is in Japan, but usually as long as one party in the conversation consents to the recording, it's legal. And Misa obviously consents to herself recording it.

[@FluffySylveonBoi]

I hope you will buy the manga too when you are done with the anime, it's such a great experience.

[@storieswithstyle]

I will def read it, so many of the minor gripes i had till now were supposedly cut content :(

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

8:39 You're not worng here, but remember that Light had lost his memories about being Kira and about what he did... a part for the FBI Agents, for Naomi Misora, and for the purse snatcher and the bank emplyee, Kira in fact only punished major criminals, like mafia bosses and killers. I KNOW this is a BIG "a part for", but... still 99% like of Kira's victims were like that. So it's perfectly normal that light reasons that way. Moreover, when he was Kira, he justified himself by saying: "Yes, ok, those were not killers... but I had to kill them to protect myself. If I don't protect myself, I couldn't realize my plan for the New World... so, even if those people were innocent, I still had to kill them for the greater good". Ehy, I'm back! I've had a couple of busy week so I couldn't watch your videos, but now I'm back! I can't wait to watch all the video I loose, especially since tomorrow you will upload the reaction to ep. 25...

[@mategido]

This ep was amazing but I’m so damn invested on your watch through of Arcane I can’t wait for tomorrow xD love ya mate 🫶

[@wakahisasensei]

Recording someone against their will varies by jurisdiction. For example, some U.S. states permit the recording as long as one person taking part in the conversation is aware of the recording and it would be admissible. Some states require all parties in the conversation to know or for the police to have a warrant to make the recording (if police surveillance). I can’t say for certain what the Japanese laws are in that regard, but one might infer from their high conviction rate and other details related to such, that Japan would be permissive with recorded evidence of a crime.

[@lukasal91]

To misas intelligence, in an environment in which everyone is hiding their true self and has to have countless scenarios in mind, she's the one taking the most direct path possible without any consideration for anything else. Despite being an actress she's incapable to hide anything even thought her life is literally on the line. Yes, doing it that way sure can get results, but it's far from being the best way. To light on kira, kira does have a code.. until he doesn't, the purse snatcher had something else prior that did fit his code and was only "different" in it being a rushed decision to have an alibi.

[@PhantomNull13]

So, at the risk of bringing up the PURSE SNATCHER, the word 'innocent' being used means not criminals. There's no denying that purse snatching isn't a capital offense, nor should it be. But the original Kira killed criminals, both minor and major, along with those who tried to catch him. And while i agree that Purse Snatching is s pretty low tier crime, it is still a crime. This is also why they guessed a second kira, because Misa didn’t kill a criminal or an investigator, but a tv critic, a group Kira had never targeted before. That departure from the norm, combined with her predicted criminals being low tier tabloid jokes, (which she needed to do so as to not have Light steal her kill and ruin her whole plan), are the reasons they assumed there was a second Kira. Because their first Kira not only had no history of targeting critcs, but also could've picked an actual criminal to predict instead of some nobody the paparazzi found. TL:DR Innocent just means not a criminal. The level of crime is irrelevant to Kira, so the purse snatcher wouldn't be an innocent.

[@benjaminborrero1022]

Did you just say the purse snatcher is innocent? Is he not a criminal, and in Kira's eyes, evil? What that scene and what he speaks about is that he would not kill someone that killed by accident or in self defense, etc. I believe the distinction must be made that the purse snatcher is still a criminal in Kira's eyes and therefore evil.

[@storieswithstyle]

No, I said he was not a killer. Which is what light says kira punishes solely here :)

[@XxILikePie03]

20:35 the cut was so funny

[@Phireo]

Wiretapping is illegal in Japan, as in, since the year 2000 (it got amended as recently as 2019), the Japanese police has used it 150 times to listen to conversations and arrest about 900 criminals. Before 2019, they could only listen at telecom carriers’ facilities. That got revised to allow usage of devices at police HQs across Japan but it still, as before, requires a warrant (Which isn't easy to get. Basically, someone needs to have been convicted of a crime or have confessed before a judges would even think of granting the police that warrant.) It's mainly used for fraud and organized crime. Keep in mind L has no qualms breaking the law as long as he figures out/Proves who Kira is.

[@Firelayer1]

I'm not saying that Higuchi is really smart or anything, but I think you are not giving him enough credit here. You overlooked the dialogue where he said that he needs to keep Misa close to him if she is the second Kira, especially because she has the eyes in that case. I think it makes total sense for him to be so obsessed with marrying her now. Before that, it was just horniness, not dumb but not smart either, but after she told him that, I think his course of action is the smartest one could do in his situation.

[@storieswithstyle]

Keeping her close, yeah, but his priority was his horniness. He is most of the time acting on autopilot (of the story) almost

[@saltyk9869]

On the one hand, I don't agree with your assessment of the members of the "Kira Council" as dumb. On the other hand, it's actually a plot point that Higuchi is a bit of a dumbass. If memory serves, he was actually demoted to his current position.

[@samsalin]

"He's not that dumb" says the dumbest shit ever not 3 seconds later

[@Belbecat]

I mean, he didn't say anything damning to be recorded until he was really sure that she was second Kira and the way she proved herself, anyone in his place would believe that she was second Kira. Then there's no reason to suspect that second Kira would be out to catch him.

[@18arcanum]

Мы не знаем, как давно эти люди управляют корпорацией, может они получили это место недавно - получив кучу акций по наследству, например. И их еще не успели "сожрать". Может кто-то из них остается на этом посту, потому что кто-то другой считает, что способен им манипулировать, и этот второй защищает его, как "своего". Может кто-то из них является ключом к влиянию на какую-то важную сферу - какой-нибудь сын политика, зять крупного поставщика и т.п. Корпоративная культура Японии может отличаться от корпоративной культуры Германии. Может есть еще какие-то факторы.

[@viriatox9782]

Great reaction as usual. I can't wait to watch your reaction to the next DN episodes and I hope you react very soon to Monster. By the way, regarding the doubts you raise about what Light reflects on the original Kira and the Yotsuba Kira, in the original manga Light thinks the following in that scene: "the current Kira kills anyone who has killed someone, while the original Kira did not punish those who had killed unintentionally, in accidents or under special circumstances. For example, someone who had killed someone in a traffic accident: the original Kira would not kill him unless he had committed an atrocity; and furthermore, if the criminal had a reason to commit his crime, if the motives were logical, he would not die. The original Kira did not kill arbitrarily. If I were Kira I would not punish without further ado. I am not able to see human feelings in the current Kira..."

[@afh7380]

9:41 my god bro, he is not a psychopath. This is extremely reductionist. He is suppoesed to be a utitltarian not a purely evil person.

[@storieswithstyle]

No, he is. It is the technical definition of his condition. Psychopath does not necessarily mean "evil". =)

[@afh7380]

@@storieswithstyle utilitarian = psychopath?

[@baguetteboing]

@@afh7380 someone with the psychology of a psychopath and a utilitarian philosophy. if you think a normal empathy-filled human could commit genocides without batting an eye, you are wrong.

[@afh7380]

@@baguetteboing so in 1939 it just happened that millions of germans -no offense to our teacher I'm a big fan- just happened to be psychopaths? people do insanely evil stuff for a greater cause. There literally studies that prove this.

[@victorsong3039]

8:30 the target of Kira can be categorize to two. 1 - Criminals(Murderer, Rapist, Scammer etc), 2-Enemy of Kira(Who trying to capture Kira). and Light saying about Category 1 at this moment. Kira killed category 2 even it's innocent(like Ray or Naomi) and this is what you confusing about. I think this happens because some difference nuance and feeling between Japanese and English word has. Light actually didn't mention the word "criminal", but it need to be understand as about criminals automacally because Light used the word "punish" in Japanese quote. so I thinks this is some cultural thing, not translate thing. so basically, Light saying "former Kira didn't punish criminals who murdered someone if it was unintentionally, or accidentally, or has some understandable reason" *oops I miss typed category Light saying. now edited

[@icefang111]

ya higuchi's p dumb tbh, vain and motivated by more basal things. I assume he's a nepo baby more than anything, at least that's the impression the show always gave me. but because of future points I think that was intentional on the part of the plan, so I'm willing to forgive it for being less interesting than it could have been. For Misa, it's not like she's not smart, it's more she's unmotivated to think in most situations. A real 'turn your brain off till you need' it kind of person. Though I agree she should be way more traumatized from that experience, and its sad it's not explore just to keep the plot chugging along. As others have said, good at resourceful in the moment plans, bad at long term planning. For Light, I assume he's looking at the overall pattern, rather than minor outliers (being a handful of like 30? in a sea of like 10's of thousands at this point) and the subs frame it incorrectly as a hard stance of 'never'. We know from earlier dialog Light killed low level criminals with accidental deaths or deaths by disease rather than Kira brand heart attacks, and are thus harder to spot even if he knows of that capability now in his mind wiped form. I take this to signal Light considering the possibility, but in his current bereft of power form, being unable to accurately judge how far he would go. In fact Lights mindwiped view of it could inform why Kira builds up this fake view of Kira's judgement. By hiding his more extreme stances in accidental deaths, some in the public may see his killings as more reasonable. In turn assume those outliers must have done something more that the ~God~ Kira could see that they aren't privy to (much like many viewers who try to justify Light in fact), instead of being seen as the innocent pawns that they were. That said, I think it would be cool if the show had more properly addressed those outliers, even as the reason light dismisses the possibility! "Oh I would never do that! Surely!... right? or was there some other purpose in those deaths..." would have been much more interesting reflection on lights part than not addressing it and, I agree with you, having it feel like a massive oversight.

[@muhkuhfan7164]

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[@Jaker788]

Light as killed quite a few non killers, and i feelblike even his own code of ethics is against sexual assault and robbery. Like that grapist at the subway used for demonstration. I'll take his internal commentary as overly simplified compared to the full code of ethics differences

[@gabrielesolletico6542]

19:22 Isn't that a Ferrari?

[@LevitatingCups]

It has reached point where, misa should be a , major character, but is nowhere near developed... one side of my fleeting brain thinks that on purpose (so you get the point of view of the main characters).

[@Europe933]

I love the openness you have for new perspectives, you're the only reactor i think which can make even his audience exercise their critical thinking by just watching a reaction video and by understanding the way you think, it's truly awsm, admire that

[@storieswithstyle]

Thank you, I am doing my best, but I can also err sometimes and be stuck up :D

[@Europe933]

@@storieswithstyle

[@zile8869]

Why do you keep obsessing over the purse snatcher? They mention him 1 time, and they dont even say much about him! For all we know, he may have harmed someone to avoid getting caught. And even if he didnt, Light had to kill him in order to prevent himself from getting caught so he could keep "protecting" people in the future with the death note! Something Light clearly considers a good justification, as seen with many of his other killings, including the FBI agents. The fact that he killed this 1 purse snatcher doesnt go againts Light's established personal moral philosophy! As for Misa's "changing personality", think of it like this: generally, she is a carefree, childlike person. Her child-like behaviour seems common to me among Japanese female idols. At least in anime. This makes them appear more 'cute' and 'innocent' to fans i guess? So it could be a show she's putting on for the public thats become a part of her personality. But this does not mean she is stupid. When it relates to something that truely matters fo her, she will put in some effort and become more serious, rather than being her usual carefree and childlike self, resulting in her sudden "bursts" of intelligence. Although I do agree she should have much more mental (and also physical) trauma from what she was put through. Thats the 1 major mistake that the writer made, was underestimating the extend of the trauma L's torture would cause. Just giving her a small degree of freedom more than what she had would have easily fixed that, but without it, she should almost certainly have died, and even if she survived, she should now be beyond mental repair, with permant physicallydamage to her body as well. Lets just chalk that down to, maybe she had some short periods of slight freedom that were not shown to us.

[@iscariot2180]

You think that Higuchi is dumb and you are clever only because you know all the plot. If you were put in his situation you actualy might act even dumber.

[@storieswithstyle]

What does it matter? Still does not make for enjoyable storytelling. The show chose to give me the information. And i can say i am not as braindead as higuchi, especially later (23), though of course i am far dumber than light or l :D

[@MiguelangelBasantes]

This dude doesn't understand half the show and then nitpicks the half that he barely understands.

[@akumablood1509]

You thinking a purse snatcher is innocent is crazy. One a burglar and a purse snatcher is both almost the same thing lil sissy crimes. Two if you take someone’s possession like a purse forcefully or without their consent that’s stealing which is a crime. you’re not innocent if you’re a purse snatcher the person that’s innocent would be the victim who’s possession has been taken away from.

[@storieswithstyle]

I don‘t, but a pursesnatcher doesn’t kill and light light clearly has an eye for an eye idea.

[@Nauma3]

16:13 let me tell you what she is: a weakly written character.