Just Like That Camping Chapter Where I Came Like Damian Ewen And Emile A Whole Lot More As Individual
Just like that camping chapter where I came like Damian ewen and Emile a whole lot more as individual characters and showcasing their friendship. There has not been a âfillerâ chapter where none of the content in it amounts to nothing, itâs always showing something that is better to be shown to not just build a better understanding of world but for the characters the relationships and how it ties back into the main message of the series and that is what I like about these chapters.
The new Spy x Family volume 11 cover makes me want to see more Ewen and Emile content or, in general, Eden kids shenanigans without it focusing on Damian or Anya this time. Just some SoL stuff with the Eden kids being kids without the whole moment revolving around Damian's crush on Anya or DamiAnya bantering. The other kid side characters are all so adorable in their own way. Give them some time to shine.
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I do this and say variations of this, and I usually say âyou know?â
adding âif that makes senseâ to the end of the most batshit crazy sentence ever formed
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LÄ áž„awla wa-lÄ quwwata ÊŸillÄ bi-llÄhi
There is no power nor strength except by God
Absolutely nothing has power or strength except with, and by, the permission of Allah
About Yor: she isnât dense, but most likely indoctrinated by Garden
So I wanted to address this for a long while now, because Iâve seen one too many posts talking about Yor like sheâs just an aloof assassin who doesnât care about things outside her direct environment, which is why sometimes she says dense things.Â
Iâm well aware that sheâs a fan favorite so people donât mean her harm, yet I think the whole story actually hints at way more than her being dense, especially considering her background and who she still works for.Â
In other words, since Yor was trained but also half raised by Gardenâs leader, the Shopkeeper, itâs likely that, considering how they operate and what theyâre about, they instilled in her a conditioned dependency since childhood or teenage years that would make her unable to learn things on her own without asking for their opinion, making it very hard for her to turn against them ever.Â
Want a striking example? Her encounter with Melinda Desmond.Â

Not only did she not know who Melinda was (but I mean, that at least could be understandable)âŠ

âŠbut she also didnât know what a First Lady is.Â
Sure, itâs funny on first glance, but after thinking about it, what does it betray? That Garden probably made sure over years Yor would never get the slightest basic info and understanding on what politics of this country are all about. Because if their strong soldiers start to get opinions of their own, then they could start disagreeing with Garden and turning on them. So, âletâs prohibit people having free thinking, so that they can remain good little pawnsâ as we âfight for peace in our countryâ.
In fact, for Yor, until a short time ago (when she met Loid and Anya), all she did was thought and decided for her by Garden and, to this day, she still voluntarily asks them for their agreement when she opens up her close circle little by little: she asked them if it was okay to marry Loid and then she asked them if it was okay to befriend Melinda.Â

To be honest, thatâs a scary ass thought process to envision, when Yorâs an independent working lady well into her 20s, but this shows how deep Gardenâs indoctrination runs in Yor, since they got hold of her as a child/young teen.Â
Another striking example is the way she always describes her job, in an almost childish way. Her nickname âthorn princessâ aside, I always found it interesting that Yorâs aware sheâs an assassin but she isnât morally anguished at all about killing people and never mentions or distinguishes any grey area in her missions. In factâŠ

⊠itâs all in black and white and she clearly thinks that the people she kills are all evildoers (which as we saw in the recent arc with the Red Circus isnât always the case and begs the rhetorical question âwhy does Garden get to decide whoâs evil?â), therefore âsheâs not doing anything wrongâ, which also pretty much betrays how she was pushed into it.Â
Long ago, Garden probably baited Yor with Yuriâs protection and told her that, since theyâre âabout peaceâ, Yorâs work would just help them to âfight against evilâ. As a child, she wasnât mentally fit to understand the deeper implications and then she was mentally conditioned to always do and think like Garden tells her to, which promotes this systematic childish description of her assassinâs job.Â
Finally, please take notice of the Shopkeeperâs reaction the first time she tries to argue about her work, in the ship arc:Â

Enough said, Gardenâs awful. Iâm sure there are more examples throughout the story, but I now want to talk about future character development.Â
After all, since the story obviously calls for Yor to ditch Garden, to protect whatâs actually important to her (Yuri, Loid and Anya), we actually do see her changing little by little so far, thanks to her living with Loid and Anya. Her coworkers quickly mentioned that sheâs more lively ever since she got married and the ship arc overall emphasizes that her family is starting to become more important to her than her job, so there is high hope for Yor. :D
Additionally, while sheâs still far away from noticing that Garden mentally drove her into a corner, she now openly voices her concerns that âsheâs not normalâ but that she wants to understand why in order to learn how to change.Â


To be fair, fighting against indoctrination is tough and takes time so Iâm very proud of her for slowly realizing that she ought to decide for herself from now on. :DÂ
TL;DR Yor is not dense. She was indoctrinated as a child by Garden and can only (for now)Â see the world through the filters they taught her.Â
Ironically enough, the only character who knows about her real job and could, thus, notice that Yor isnât being critical about GardenâŠâŠ actually canât because sheâs a four year old who is too young to understand that Mamaâs job is wrong. Well done, Endo-sensei!
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Unpopular opinion (?): I love it whenever Yuri is included with the Forger family in fanarts. Heâs family too (no matter how much he denies it). He didnât have anyone but Yor growing up so having an extended family will be good for him.
Itâll be a long journey and he might not ever come to like Loid but when he realizes that Yor genuinely loves Loid and Anya, heâll be happy for her. Itâs what Yor deserves and more. Heâll also have more family to rely on and protect.