[That's that, then. The question isn't about developing a strategy so much as simply demarcating the field upon which they're playing, writing rules and traumas onto the blank pages of this moment's playbook because contrary to all third-party appearances, there is trust here, and respect. It's something neither of them had the last time fought like this; it makes it different enough that it doesn't twist knots into his stomach like thoughts of fighting Giorno's father do.
It's about confronting themselves, not each other. Seeing who wins. So in a way, it really does have to be everything, because to hold something back — maybe it's like Giorno said earlier. It would feel like lying.
The point is to be honest. With themselves, with what they've done. With what they carry on their backs, and what they shouldn't have to.]
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It's about confronting themselves, not each other. Seeing who wins. So in a way, it really does have to be everything, because to hold something back — maybe it's like Giorno said earlier. It would feel like lying.
The point is to be honest. With themselves, with what they've done. With what they carry on their backs, and what they shouldn't have to.]
The other is: am I the only one you're fighting?