I kinda feel for the kid here, and understand his perspective. In childhood, we all want to grow up fast, no doubt him especially so. This is further reinforced by him literally watching his friends and family grow up, grow old, and grow apart from him. He's sitting there the same as he always was, and the world is moving on, while keeping a even weakening connection to him... Yeah, that's rough, and his perspective makes sense. As an adult, however, I would love the chance at another childhood, so I would say he's lucky in some respects.
That said, I hope we see the gray market reappear in the future. It doesn't for the rest of the season. I also think it's kind of... small. Maybe there's a gray market at every afterlife resort? I don't know, I just feel like it isn't representative of what it realistically would be.
Shout by OtamajakushiVIP 10BlockedParentSpoilers2020-06-15T06:18:56Z
I kinda feel for the kid here, and understand his perspective. In childhood, we all want to grow up fast, no doubt him especially so. This is further reinforced by him literally watching his friends and family grow up, grow old, and grow apart from him. He's sitting there the same as he always was, and the world is moving on, while keeping a even weakening connection to him... Yeah, that's rough, and his perspective makes sense. As an adult, however, I would love the chance at another childhood, so I would say he's lucky in some respects.
That said, I hope we see the gray market reappear in the future. It doesn't for the rest of the season. I also think it's kind of... small. Maybe there's a gray market at every afterlife resort? I don't know, I just feel like it isn't representative of what it realistically would be.