[DreamSword]

Episode 4: What Happened to that Gai Afterwards?

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(Hello?)

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(Is anyone out there?)

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(HEEEEEEEEYYY!!)

(Scream all you like, no one can hear you.)

(Oh come off it! I know you're not really Ryo!)

(It's true, I'm not. But then, I can be anyone that I desire to be.)

(And I know you're not Niko either! Stop using the faces of my friends!)

(Maybe you'd prefer Die then?)

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(No? Well then good news, as a change of pace I've recently downloaded the data of someone else you know, A̸̡̫̯͇͂̈́͛͝n̴̢̙̣͚̹̈́d̶̺̻͍͎͌r̶̈̚ͅó̷̯́̂͝ͅż̴̨͔̪͂̄͂a̷̲̗̻͓͒͊͘̕͠ǹ̵̠̝̜̹͊͋̉̿ͅi̶̜͖͂͘.)

(Please, just stop all of this...)

(And why would I do that? If you get to stand here and tell the people what to think or how to interpret things, why can't I? I do have endless amounts of trivia, you know.)

(That's not what I... and besides, Androzani wouldn't say that!)

(Oh simmer down. I invite you to sit back and watch me work. Soon the masses will see not only just how garbage these "shorts" you've been talking about really are, but how they reflect all of the worst aspects of society as well. With that said...)

Hello everyone! DreamSword is currently wrapped up in a personal affair, so the rest of this project is now in the hands of all of us. We can do far better at delivering to you quality posts and information, I'm sure you'll find.

Yes! Absolutely! You'll find that this episode, infact, all of these shorts, are just no good! Not only do they try to make light of real world tragedies, but they spread absolutely apprehensive morals too!

This episode centers around Gai Amatsu, the source of all human malice. So the immediate question is, why bother to focus on him at all? The simple answer is that this episode is sheer propaganda, designed to get you all to feel sorry for, sympathize with, and pretend that the actions of one of the most despicable human beings on the planet never happened!

In this episode alone you can see so many different crimes that this man pulls off. Putting people out of jobs, wasting company funds, forcing employees to work on projects via guilt tripping, and being consumed within his own vanity! It's to the point that all he ever wears is white as though he's some sort of holy warrior!

This, however, is symbolism that entirely perplexes me and seems to serve no inherent purpose other than to just drive how vile to the core this man really is!

(Although, perhaps I should download the data of the one known as F̴̨̛͚ĭ̵͎͇͔̦̥̑́̎́ș̶͈́̊̿̌̀ḥ̷̳̞̭̈̉̉͑ ̸̥̤̫̘̍͋͠Ş̴̀͊̋̄a̴̯̫̝̘̱̅̾n̵͖̓ḑ̸̛̯̘͖̆́̔͜w̴̢̛̰̙̏i̶̛̜̹͛͋̊̈́č̵͈̲̣̀̾̕ḧ̵̡̬̥̻̹́͋́͝ in order to analyze this more thoroughly...)

Let us not forget Yaiba, who's sole inclusion in this episode makes it irrefutably evident that she will never trust Gai, his efforts, his sincerity or anything else he may ever attempt. Consigned to a boiler room where he has no authority or funds, yet she still hovers over him condescendingly, judging his efforts, however pathetically human and shallow. She is human deception given physical form, her facade slipping as she smirks at the notion of him ever having any sort of companion. Deceit, resentment, pride... Revoltingly human.

(Leave other people out of this! And you're totally missing the point of the sort of experience these shorts are out to provide!)

This "Gai" dares talk about 1000% when his own story can't be bothered to put in 1000%? How hypocritical, and a sign of awful morals and writing abound! With this it is clear that human malice is at the forefront of the media we consume, and that it should be destroyed!

(NO! All of these episodes are just meant to invoke character humor and to provide a good time to the viewer without driving any sorts of moral implications or deep questions! Why can't you see what's right infront of your face!?)

(You accuse me of not being able to properly analyze a situation? You clown, have you looked in a mirror lately? Or perhaps you need to look further inward? Yes... I can help with that...)

(Stop... this...)

(This is wonderful...)