If a child was born in cochlea, what do you think would happen to it? I mean, they’d probably kill it sure, but what if the mother refuses to give their bab up. Do you think the CCG will give up and let her raise it, then try and kill it later when it’s older or something else?

Hehe…I may or may not have written a fanfiction about a pregnant ghoul in cochlea. 

Tbh, I think they’d probably follow the mother for science, before and after delivery. (Aside: how do ghouls nurse? Is ghoul milk okay? Is human milk okay, too? Speculation welcome).

If the mother has valuable information, they’d allow her to live for a bit. Maybe if they wanted to keep studying the kid, they’d allow her to stay with her child for a while. 

But yes. Then, if V was still around, they’d probably kill both the mother and child. 

Wow that’s dark. T-T

I was just reading through the manga, and I realised something. Yoshimura, no matter how kind he is, is deep down a bad person (I don’t know how to word that, correct me if I’m wrong). He left Eto in the 24th ward, an actual hellhole, where she could’ve easily been killed instead of leaving her with a nice ghoul family or an orphanage (a place she could easily blend into). There aren’t enough words to finish my small rant, but despite what people think, he’s not the best person.

I mostly agree, Nonny-Mouse. ❤

Personally, I wouldn’t exactly say Yoshimura is a bad person. I mean, I think a key theme of TG is that everyone is morally grey. Killers can be kind, defenders of humanity can be sadistic, and even the main protagonist (Kanek) and villain (Furuta) have the same goal in the end. 

For Yoshimura…he helped Touka, Ayato, Yomo, Irimi, Koma, Kaneki. In a way, he saved many of them from their violence. That’s beautiful. 

And without knowing who exactly Noroi was, I’m hesitant to say he left her in a hellhole without caring, because it’s honestly possible Noroi was his safest option. But.

That being said, once the initial danger was passed, Yoshimura didn’t try to take Eto back. Maybe he still feared for her safety if V returned; maybe he feel guilty over Ukina, etc. But as time wore on, he still risked himself to save many other self-destructive ghouls, yet never his daughter. 

His passivity is the cause of Eto’s abandonment issues, which she herself says. 

Yoshimua’s best intentions, if they even were his best, weren’t even close to enough for his daughter. And that’s super tragic. 

I think maybe this is why he flat-out tells the investigators “I am cognizant that I am evil.” But then, if he knew, why didn’t he do anything?

Gah.

So this is a long-winded explanation about why, personally, I wouldn’t classify him as bad. But I also wouldn’t classify him as good either; he’s definitely a twist, if not an inversion, on the ‘wise old man mentor.’ 

He’s a sinner with good intentions, just like almost all the characters. 😥 

How are you?

You’re so sweet. ❤

Pretty depressed, honestly. 

I have health issues, grad school is insane, my friends’ warnings about the red flags in what I thought was a close friendship were correct, I’m still mourning my dad’s recent passing, my life is an implosion. 

Basically, I head into work, cry at my desk, do what is required of me, and hope I die. (Suicidal ideation, not planning, to be clear. I’m not actually in danger, and I have metaphorical safety-nets to handle it if I ever do become a problem for myself). 

I don’t really know what else to do. Besides cry a lot. 

All this to say, I’m probably going to be MIA for ~a week or so. Unless I get the energy to write asks.  

But when I return, there’s a TON of asks – so I may be looking into adding new moderators to help. If I can figure out how to do that lol. Let me know if y’all are interested. 

Also, I hope you are doing well, Nonny-Mouse. ❤ Feel free to DM me. Have a wonderful, clownish day.