Law’s Baby Original By 要: [click]

bird parent tries very hard for his seal child

Young Straw Hats

One Piece chapter 783

I’ve never really written a review before but this chapter compelled me to try and write … something. There are two things about chapter 783 that stuck out to me the most.

One is the fact that both Luffy and Law are ready to die together / for the other. Luffy flat out told Doflamingo:

If you wanna [kill Traffy] that badly then go ahead… but only over my dead body!

Law was even more blatant, he said:

If [Luffy] falls, I too ought to die here.

Luffy being willing to die for his nakama is nothing new to us but Law on the other hand… Just in the previous chapter he mentioned his crew which made me think that in his mind, Law must have a life beyond defeating Doflamingo… He could have just let Cavendish and the others save him; he is not obligated to die when Luffy does and yet he is willing to because he feels responsible for dragging Luffy into this fight. We have always known how decent he can be but this is way more than just decent. Law has proven once again that he is an incredibly amazing and caring character. He is so awesome…

The other thing that stuck out to me is obviously… the ending. Gear Fourth. Damn. noisecannon made me get this theory that Luffy might have some kind of fire attack in store - if this proved to be true, I would dearly hope that it is Gear Fourth.

One more little thing… is Trebol dead? If he is, Doflamingo’s non-existent reaction to his fallen “nakama” pretty much confirms that Law was right about Mingo, having only used his underlings the whole time.

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If Original by うえん: [click]

Corazon "carrying" Law ヽ(*・ω・)ﾉ

I feel like… I should be doing something right now…

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I’m not guilty.

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I think this might be my favourite scene in all the Pirates of the Caribbean films. I can’t decide whose reaction I like best: Davy Jones’ look of sheer pride after ruining Will’s tea, Will’s look of “For fuck’s sake, I was drinking that” as it goes flying out of his hand, or Beckett’s look of horror at the sight of wasted tea.