So Sasori wasn’t defeated by Sakura. He technically committed suicide. Maybe as a way of repentance and atonement for all of his crimes. Or maybe he didn’t want to kill his own grandmother despite his talk about being as heartless as a puppet. (Because men just like to say things they don’t mean instead of going to therapy.)
So Sakura didn’t defeat an Akatsuki (or does she later defeat one?)
But even if Sasori didn’t commit suicide Sakura did have a lot of help from Granny Chiyo
Johnny Yong Bosch is so on point as Sasori. I didn’t recognize him as being the same voice actor for Ichigo in Bleach dub. It’s amazing how he can play characters with widely different personalities that it’s hard to pinpoint that it’s the same voice.
I think one reason that Twilight is so fond of Anya and Yor is that they are so expressive with their emotions:
As a spy who had to suppress his emotions, he appreciates rawness of emotions so much.
First, because he likes reliable information and them showing authentic emotion is reliable information.
Secondly, since I think he lost the ability to freely express his emotions due to the trauma of experiencing the war, being with them reminds himself of that time when he was also expressive of his feelings (and I think that’s also why he likes to hang around Franky a lot). He regains the ability to be expressive of his emotions again by watching them.
neither political party has a monopoly on good intentions or being an overall good person.
most individuals don’t blindly align with every single thing their political party has said/done and often have pretty complex views that can’t be simply summed up by whatever political alignment they identify as
Is the obsession with egalitarianism the result of self-determinism and individualism?
Because if we take ourselves out from the purpose that God had intended for us, then we’re aimless and lack infrastructure, especially after cutting ourselves off from community.
There cannot be order without God as the reference point for all the diverse gifts that human beings can offer who would position their talents at their proper roles so as a result people want to make all things the same, in a displaced attempt to echo the Christian teaching that everyone is has equal dignity in the eyes of God.
