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In light of me finally reading chapter 100 after having all of it spoiled and being fine with that for a week, I’d like to get down some Tecchou thoughts I’ve been having. (Spoilers for bsd 100)

The Hunting Dogs deal a lot with loyalty, specifically the corruption of loyalty to the wrong forces. They are especially affected by this because unlike the ada and pm, they are highly regulated and controlled by the government, quite literally dying if they don’t follow orders.

But anyway. Tecchou. He’s loyal, he’s single minded, and he genuinely believes in the principle of protecting the innocent.

He gets the order to apprehend a terrorist organization, but ends up following his heart and selfishly trying to save his friend instead. It /sounds/ like a normal character arc, and yet

And yet we know this is wrong. Tecchou is beating up an innocent teenager who knows nothing, his perspective is crucially flawed by no fault of his own. He’s loyal, he’s single minded, and he genuinely believes in protecting the innocent, but all of this is flipped by circumstance to make him go against what he truly wants. This is the effect of war on a decent person, in any other context him and Kenji would get along, but opposing factions have caused them to conflict.

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Nikolai, and his relationship with Fyodor-a couple thoughts

In a way, Fyodor represents everything Nikolai doesn’t like and yet wishes he could be. Fyodor not only embodies much of his ideals-a man who doesn’t have any attachment to emotion (on the outside at least), but he also has full control of the world around him; that being the thing Nikolai craves to be free. I believe part of the reason Fyodor understood Nikolai so thoroughly was because they share in that need to be in control: for Nikolai it’s of himself, and for Fyodor it’s of his plan, (or the world, it’s purposefully unclear).

Fyodor is not only a serial terrorist (which Nikolai feels awful about being) but he is also The Most controlling character in the series, what Nikolai hates. By killing Fyodor he’s not just getting rid of his feelings for him but he’s also Becoming Fyodor, in the way that then he will finally master his guilt by murdering someone special to him.

Nikolai is very gay by thinking that the biggest emotional attachment he has that he can get rid of to Beat The System is a man who he hasn’t seen since he went to prison forever ago

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