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Rand Brittain posted:I appreciate that everyone who actually has to deal with Bakugo correctly treats him as a giant rear end in a top hat rather than a prodigy to be admired, but I have to admit, it seems odd that the faculty in general doesn't seem to recognize what a massive pile of issues he is. Dude is a pile of dead bodies waiting to happen. When people say Bakugou is a product of society I think they mean less that society turned him into the person he is, but more that society gave him the environment to turn himself into a terrible human being. All society really did was give him his huge ego and the belief that he's better than all his peers (since his quirk was better than all his peers, and society puts a lot of emphasis on quirks) and then from that base he became an rear end in a top hat. Everything else though, he basically fashioned himself, his bullying, his treatment of those he thinks he's better than, his anger and rage at everyone and everything when he feels like he's not the best person in the room, and his hatred of Deku literally just because the kid tried to help him when he's supposed to be weak. That's all Bakugou, society didn't encourage him to do that. He's kinda a terrible person.
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Roland Jones posted:It kind of did, though? Look at how people treated Bakugou after the event with the slime villain, versus how they treated Deku. Deku got chewed out for how stupid he is, being a quirkless kid who ran in anyway, while Bakugou had people fawning over how awesome his quirk is. That's admittedly not the best example because Deku was foolish there, but that's how it went for everything. He'd get excused or praised no matter what he did, while Deku got chewed out by teachers for wanting to be a hero at all. Bakugou was constantly told he really was better than other people, particularly Deku, explicitly or implicitly. Oh yeah people hosed up badly, but there are others in the class with just as good a quirk who didn't become as horrible people. Probably because they never really acted out in the first place and thus adults didn't need to step in like they should've done with Bakugou. But like Bakugou was just the right kind of person to turn out terribly in this world. It made his already bad qualities way worse and made him think that was fine. So, yeah I think we do have the same thoughts on this. I just get a little annoyed when people point to society as the main reason Bakugou turned out the way he is, when I think it's more 50-50. Society and particularly the way adults considered him made him pretty awful but his own personality and stuff contributed pretty heavily to it as well.
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