Does Atsushi Like Dazai, I don’t see a moral issue with Dazai
Does Atsushi Like Dazai, I don’t see a moral issue with Dazai x Atsushi. I’ve definitely seen some takes Atsushi more or less falls in to that cliche protagonist category and there isn't much development on his character building or his relevance in the story (yet). Atsushi (very 💬 1 🔁 192 ️ 695 · Akutagawa – Dazai – Atsushi: An analysis about their relationship · And why Dazai treats them so differently. We've seen Atsushi think of Dazai whenever he's in trouble and Dazai sharing the Stray Dogs toast with Atsushi after only having done it with Ango and Odasaku, arguably the two closest people to him. Atsushi may be a little behind in keeping up with Dazai mentally, but he is taking that first step in accepting him and even trying to understand him. In a second thought, Dazai might had ended up being broken Atsushi if Dazai had abused him like The infamous scene in which Dazai slaps Atsushi after battling with Q is personally one of my favorite scenes in the entirety of BSD. Dazai understands and acknowledges Atsushi’s struggle - that’s a huge step towards forming a healthy friendship - and in return, Atsushi tries to repay Dazai’s kind gestures the best he can, by offering his I think Dazai knew Atsushi from before, and jumped into the river so that Atsushi would save him. Despite the abuse he suffered, Atsushi seeks life and wants to live, makes it even his reason to fight Atsushi meets Dazai on the riverbank. He's pretty underwhelming and being outshined Dazai put Akutagawa through hell but acts more like a typical anime mentor toward Atsushi. Essentially, Dazai appears to perceive Atsushi as a capable individual with a lot of potential, which is one of the reasons why he chose to recommend Atsushi to The first thing Dazai got attached to Atsushi is his view on life.