There were a lot of fascinating messages scattered all throughout the end of the arc, but the one that stood out was the position the King used when he sat down.
Seem familiar to you?
It’s the same position used by someone else in this arc,Gon.
That itself draws a very clever parallel between the King and Gon, the antagonist and protagonist of the arc, respectively.
They are both in similar situations that are reversed. Gon is sitting down, he himself is perfectly willing to fight while his opponent, whereas Pitou, is not. In the other case, the King is sitting down, unwilling to fight, while Netero is reacting aggressively.
It highlights the contrast between the two, how one has become more inhumane and the other humane. In the both cases, ironically, it is the humans who are pushing for conflict.
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Seem familiar to you?
It’s the same position used by someone else in this arc,Gon.
That itself draws a very clever parallel between the King and Gon, the antagonist and protagonist of the arc, respectively.
They are both in similar situations that are reversed. Gon is sitting down, he himself is perfectly willing to fight while his opponent, whereas Pitou, is not. In the other case, the King is sitting down, unwilling to fight, while Netero is reacting aggressively.
It highlights the contrast between the two, how one has become more inhumane and the other humane. In the both cases, ironically, it is the humans who are pushing for conflict.
