In The Steam
Aww, twin love is probably one of the strongest bonds there is. I kind of always wished I had a twin. I’ve got an Irish twin, but that’s completely different. Me and my brother were born the same month, a year and 4 days apart. We aren’t really as close as typical twins would be. You’ll probably guess by me mentioning twins, this episode is revolving around Yuki and Yuta. We get to learn a little bit more about these two. Who are quiet, and an interesting pair. I just love how this anime brings back so many memories.
Yuki tends to just lazy around, and not help out his brother in cleaning the house. They got into such a silly argument, and I must say, the way they argue in such a calm way makes it laughable. When I was younger and me and my brother got into an argument, I took out the claws and we’d fight. We were never really close, but we have our bond to protect each other. Even when we did fight we’d end up playing games or being around each other playing happily. xD It also seems as if Yuta takes all the responsibility in the house and watches over Yuki. He seems (maybe not “seems”) Is very forgetful and needs some type of guidance. He didn’t forget those lightbulbs though!
Even though they do argue, they both feel like it’s their faults in the end. Yuki just wanted to run away from the problem at hand and stay with Kaname. He was afraid Yuta would be mad at him. Yuta only really forgave him because of breaking the plate. Well, I doubt that. d: Getting into arguments can hurt. Yuki made it seem like he wasn’t that upset, but you could tell he was. So was Yuta for getting mad at him. That entire bunk bed skit just made me remember the time when me and my brother first got our bunk bed (before we moved, of course we only had a bunk bed for a couple of years until we moved to where we currently reside.) We fought over who’d get in the top bunk, and he said since he was older he got it. When we finally moved though, I got a futon and never wanted to go on the top. I always thought it would break. xD
