"KIM KITSURAGI – Detective, Each Of Us Has Our Part To Play In The World. My Part Is To Solve Crimes.

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I do have some kind of  justification for why Jon would show up weird on polaroids (as opposed to digital media, when in tma it’s often vice versa) but to be honest, the actual justification is “because it’s funnier”. 

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[Image ID: Jon is frowning, trying to grab the photo, which Martin has passed to his other hand. Martin is smiling, eyes closed. Jon: “I… I’m sorry it’s ruined. I’ll just, toss it-” Martin: “No, its - I want to keep it. I think it’s a good photo.” /End ID]

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I don't like this art enough to post, but here you go!! <3

Has this been done yet-

lamb to the slaughter

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Have a Seat Misery || TMA PMV

Part 1, 2

It's been discussed before how Kim is trigger-happy. A common example used is when he pulls his gun on The Pigs, and nearly blasts her head off. I was looking through Fayde and found some dialogue options I have never seen before/seen discussed before so I wanted to bring them up because I'm going to be thinking about them for a WHILE…

KIM KITSURAGI - The lieutenant's eyes stay fixed on the woman and her gun -- he studies them closely, then mumbles: "Fascinating."

SetVariableValue("boardwalk.pigs_kim_noticed_gun_not_loaded", true) --[[ Variable[ ]]

KIM CAN NOTICE THAT THE GUN ISN'T LOADED.

I'm not 100% certain what's required to get this, but it looks like you need to pull the gun at Cunoesse earlier. Here's (basically) the whole thing:

(then theres the normal Harry dialogue/check. he fails it, and The Pigs tries to shoot him)

As you can see, Kim notices that the gun isn't loaded, which in itself is impressive considering the stress and dark and everything- it shows how adept and familiar with police guns he is. Then he silently urges Harry to go get the gun. 'It's safe' he thinks.

Then, the line that has me freaking out over this scene:

'I was 95% sure the gun is empty and still that instinctual muscle twitch could have ended in an unnecessary death.'

Like oh my god?? He thought the words 'it's safe' yet STILL felt compelled to shoot her. I wonder how many of his kills were unnecessary, how many times he couldn't control that instinctual muscle twitch. How fucking haunting. For him to be actively aware of this too…I have so many feelings about this, ones I can't exactly put into words. Something about a pair of traumatized cops, one fighting against shooting himself and one fighting against shooting everyone else

jonathan sims, everyone.

oh sasha

could you draw something for Jon winning the saddest gay tournament

he's sooo miserable