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Sextuplets’ Self-Awareness

Choromatsu’s ball of ego, or self-awareness (how highly or how well he thinks of himself) is just so high up and out there, begging for attention by being so blindingly bright that it’s hard for everyone around not to see it. And Choromatsu’s lack of control allows it to rise higher and grow bigger.

Choromatsu is obviously (though ignorantly) egoistic, thinking he’s better than his brothers and other people, and it starts to annoy anyone who comes across it. He’s not very aware of how it’s bothered the people around it, or how to control his pride, so he just keeps on getting more egoistic, to a point where he’s deluded himself of who he is and what his actual status is in society.

Osomatsu’s is as small as a piece of dirt that could easily be put away, so it’s easy to manage.

He doesn’t really hold himself in any regard. Hangs low with no expectations for himself. Osomatsu nonchalantly just accepts what he is and who he is without having a big ego about how much better he is than others. His ego can easily be discarded or be put aside just like a piece of dirt. (He just completely accepts that he’s trash).

Todomatsu’s is also large and shines very brightly for people to see, but is within his grasp and control unlike Choro’s. He can carry his ego around and bring it out anytime he wants to.

He’s egoistic and is unashamed to show it off to the people who are close to him, and has enough control of it to not bother anyone he doesn’t mean to show his ego to.

Ichimatsu’s is also big, but he’s ashamed of it. So, he chooses to bury it under the dirt. 

It looks as if it’s covered in cat stripes, masking the appearance of the ego with a cat motif, making it seem like it’s nothing but a curled up cat.

But the stripes might also look like cuts, indicating that his ego might’ve been damaged somehow (by who? idk, maybe Ichimatsu damaged it himself or by someone or something else).

It doesn’t sparkle or shine like Choro and Todo’s, so it doesn’t ask to be looked at, rather the opposite, it asks that it not been seen nor noticed. It tries to take on an unassuming appearance by being jaded and opaque (looking basically like a rock).

The appearance of the ball, whichever way it looks like, camouflages itself to hide in plain sight. It could look just like another regular rock, or just a balled up cat you could pass right by near the alleyways. Whichever of the two, it won’t draw any special attention from others. Despite it already trying its best not be seen or noticed, Ichimatsu still takes it to another step by burying it.

Ichimatsu chooses to convince other people, and himself, that he’s trash, despite secretly believing himself to be better than that deep down, and hides big ego from others by burying it under layers of “dirt” (darkness, self-loathing, whatever it takes to hide the fact that he thinks he’s better or that he holds himself in a higher regard than he says he does), because he’s embarrassed of it or that he thinks it’s for the better.

Karamatsu’s is transparent (translucent really, but it’s close), easy to see through, and is actually quite within the control of his hands. Looking up what it means when someone’s transparent:

“When you’re transparent, you invite trust by revealing that you have nothing to hide.

You establish yourself as an honest, credible person in the eyes of others.”

Being someone honest is what Kara wants to be seen as. So, while the others hide their egos in their pockets or under the dirt, Karamatsu holds his out for everyone to see because he wants to show that he’s an honest man with nothing about himself to hide.

But to really consider that it is translucent rather than transparent, could mean he’s only halfway there. Just almost transparent. Just almost completely honest. (There’s still a few things to hide, a few more lies, not yet fully transparent, so translucent at best).

Jyushimatsu’s ego is literally out of this world. It’s so high up in the sky, it’s nearly impossible for anyone else to see. It’s Jyushimatsu living in a bubble. The bubble is also transparent, but what you see inside is just Jyushimatsu again. He’s honestly just Jyushimatsu.

Jyushimatsu’s ego lives in the delusion that he’s beyond anything and everything on earth. His pride makes him believe that nothing is impossible for him (even defying all laws of physics).

one of them convicts you for murder wyd

if you give the wrong answer during the trial you not only get the usual penalty but also this gem

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