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You spam cause ur gay

what is this pose called?

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I have no delusions and I don't agree with the premise. However I think the ending transmitted his message well. Was the candy moved by magic or a trick? There is no absolute way to know. So you come up with the truth that fits you, both magic and trick are illusions. So Ange of the magic chooses the happy illusion, while Ange of the trick chooses the sad illusion. And the key is that an imaginary Erika is talking to trick Ange. Either way she believes in nonsense. Ange was too weak to see the truth so it was better that she picked the happy illusion over the sad illusion.

The message here makes sense and I overlooked Ryukishi at the time, giving such a message because it clearly came from the heart. Yet now with SotsuGou I think it's clear where that message leads. Into moral nihilism.
Regardless of if men can see absolutes or not, regardless of knowledge, there must exist a "one truth" that roots reality. The one truth that God must see. Otherwise there are no sins. Kinzo and every Ushiromiya have nothing to answer for. And everyone can live in a happy illusion. I will deny the Golden Land. Bern was right.

I love you, bern!