[ if it wasn't for their vegas trip and spending almost two months in a campervan together, gojo might not have been able to admit it out loud. he still doesn't trust him and he won't hesitate to stop geto if he tries to do anything to his students, but it doesn't mean that he wants him gone. when suguru had first shown up on base, gojo was thrilled at the prospect of reuniting with him, even if it was mired in unresolved hostilities.
that initial excitement has not dwindled. if anything, his time spent with geto out in the desert has only made him miss his best friend even more. he knows that he will never be able to see that young boy again, but while that may be the case between them now, it doesn't mean that he can't work with what's left of him.
as imperfect and immoral as geto suguru may be, gojo satoru has never been a saint in the first place and his inherent selfishness will always eclipse his morality. ]
You might not find any value in that, but I do. Even if that doesn't matter to you, don't you think you owe it to your family to keep on living when you've been given a second chance? Don't waste this opportunity away. It will only be an insult to their faith in you.
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[ if it wasn't for their vegas trip and spending almost two months in a campervan together, gojo might not have been able to admit it out loud. he still doesn't trust him and he won't hesitate to stop geto if he tries to do anything to his students, but it doesn't mean that he wants him gone. when suguru had first shown up on base, gojo was thrilled at the prospect of reuniting with him, even if it was mired in unresolved hostilities.
that initial excitement has not dwindled. if anything, his time spent with geto out in the desert has only made him miss his best friend even more. he knows that he will never be able to see that young boy again, but while that may be the case between them now, it doesn't mean that he can't work with what's left of him.
as imperfect and immoral as geto suguru may be, gojo satoru has never been a saint in the first place and his inherent selfishness will always eclipse his morality. ]
You might not find any value in that, but I do. Even if that doesn't matter to you, don't you think you owe it to your family to keep on living when you've been given a second chance? Don't waste this opportunity away. It will only be an insult to their faith in you.