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Kenjaku ‘s Gojo sealing short analysis

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Kenjaku ‘s Gojo sealing short analysis Anime only Ah , a curse you see is like an assumed Axion if we place it on any being/state. And axions don't need to be all true to work but acceptable - mr jujustu to mr kaizen during the 3 vector board game match. Gojo‘s soliloquy A curse, in its simplest form, is an untempted conceptual desire we force on each other. The strength of the curse is directly related to that bond of desire. In some ways, Yaga’s theory that curse techniques are just binding vows, and binding vows are just self-aware desires, makes more sense these days. At times, when I am ruminating on all the consequences of my decisions and actions I made in jujutsu society and High, I get the conclusion that even though many things have changed, things just remain the same and idle. Accelerations to improve the current status quo only make the status quo freeze more, incoming efforts to change it becoming drawn towards it like my Limitless cursed technique. The last person who put in the effort to change the current status quo was my now-deceased friend, Geto. Baka, he was manic and had gone mad in his ideal world; however, I sympathized with him on the core idea that jujutsu society is rotten. After all, his downfall and my ascension were due to the loss of Rika in Tengen dungeon. After that day, the distance in my relations towards my friends Shoko, Geto, and jujutsu society as a whole kept on increasing, and my cursed technique infinity kept on …

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