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that transition of some parents from ‘people who maybe made your childhood intensely unpredictable and damaging’ to ‘weird people who place importance on staying connected with you’

[Image description: A colored digital drawing of Majora’s Mask characters interacting, the background is just gray. Kafei and Anju are holding hands (Kafei is his adult self, and is not cursed). Madame Aroma is pulling Kafei away from Anju and hugging him. He looks irritated. Mayor Dotour has come over next to Anju to talk to her, and she’s looking at him awkwardly.

Madame Aroma: Our lovely home has been so big, and cold, and empty since you moved away from us

Kafei: YOU CAN SEE THE STOCK POT INN FROM YOUR FRONT DOOR

Meanwhile, Mayor Dotour is saying to Anju: It’s up to you, now, to keep that boy of ours in line. Don’t go easy on him, ha ha!

Anju isn’t saying anything. Small text above her head reads: You don’t know this, and I find it hard to hold it against you, but the gender roles you take for granted as absolute, even comfortable, terrify my generation]

Description

that transition of some parents from ‘people who maybe made your childhood intensely unpredictable and damaging’ to ‘weird people who place importance on staying connected with you’

[Image description: A colored digital drawing of Majora’s Mask characters interacting, the background is just gray. Kafei and Anju are holding hands (Kafei is his adult self, and is not cursed). Madame Aroma is pulling Kafei away from Anju and hugging him. He looks irritated. Mayor Dotour has come over next to Anju to talk to her, and she’s looking at him awkwardly.

Madame Aroma: Our lovely home has been so big, and cold, and empty since you moved away from us

Kafei: YOU CAN SEE THE STOCK POT INN FROM YOUR FRONT DOOR

Meanwhile, Mayor Dotour is saying to Anju: It’s up to you, now, to keep that boy of ours in line. Don’t go easy on him, ha ha!

Anju isn’t saying anything. Small text above her head reads: You don’t know this, and I find it hard to hold it against you, but the gender roles you take for granted as absolute, even comfortable, terrify my generation]