Soul Society can be a very ugly and horrifying place. Perhaps Aizen was so taken aback by that that he became angry, bitter, maybe even a bit nihilistic, and decided to become the just and merciful God that he sees the world lacking: The God that would protect all souls, reunite the dead with their ancestors, and not condemn people to the Zaraki and Kusajishi districts of Soul Society for no apparent reason. Even if that means tearing down the universe and recreating it from scratch, even if that means using less than savory allies to get it done.
Yes. I've had this notion for a long while. Otherwise how could he convince Mr. Justice Tousen to follow him?
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Date: 2008-01-29 08:18 pm (UTC)Soul Society can be a very ugly and horrifying place. Perhaps Aizen was so taken aback by that that he became angry, bitter, maybe even a bit nihilistic, and decided to become the just and merciful God that he sees the world lacking: The God that would protect all souls, reunite the dead with their ancestors, and not condemn people to the Zaraki and Kusajishi districts of Soul Society for no apparent reason. Even if that means tearing down the universe and recreating it from scratch, even if that means using less than savory allies to get it done.
Yes. I've had this notion for a long while. Otherwise how could he convince Mr. Justice Tousen to follow him?