Red and Green

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by wereana

by wereana

If any of this gets confusing, just think of red = Izuru and green = Hajime

cause well

it does represent them. Cause ya know. eye colors.

anyways, have me being Kinnie on main.

There was reserve Hajime.after that Izuru kamukura was born, no more Hajimethen Hajime was reborn in the program, no more Izuruand then when we woke up, it was various things, at least, that's how it felt

it was Hajime, sure that Izuru wasn't thereit was Hajime, pushing away the red-eye, they could only be green, not red. people seemed afraid by red. red was cold and emotionless, green was human and gentle.so, they had to be green.

then, it was okay to have green and red. maybe not fully right away, red was still resented. red wasn't allowed to come out often, only when it was needed, only when *talent* was needed. then, there was an assumption that red and green were the same, its what we told Komaeda when he woke up.

then, for a brief bit, red thought that it was living on as green, but green was gone. a colored contact to show the world.green was gone.but then it wasn't. it was back.

green and red, while they weren't the same, were their own forms of color. their own ways of seeing. both different.and it was okay.at some point, the two eyes even embraced each other, caring, fine with the existence of the other.

not only that but other people were okay with it too, they were okay with red. it wasn't something to fear anymore. red represented another person as well, a person different from the green.red was soon liked, not by the talent its owner had, but the owner themselves. red represented him, sure, but he was his own person, another friend for others.

sure, there were hardships at times, especially between red and green, but it overall was a harmony for the two eyes and their owners.

then things jumbled, red was gone. it was just green again. no matter what green did, red wasn't there. sure, physically, the world sees red and green, but internally, red was missing.he wasn't dead, but he wasn't alive either.

it caused green to be afraid, and at some point, green was back to the point of thinking he was red, and that green was the one gone. even some doubts that they'd ever co-existed. thoughts that all along it was red, convincing himself and the world that green was still there.

and then it came. the day of peace.green was there, in another form. instead of eyes, he showed himself through hair. More or less.red took a full show of the host's eyes. sure, green was covered by contact of red, but it was still red.and this time, they were the same. red and green had become the same. sure, the theory wavered sometimes, but they ultimately were the same. just like they had told Komaeda.