#I'm curious about your thoughts

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vale cliff
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why?*

misty robin
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Cause it didn't get stabbed

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It's just gripping it

vale cliff
misty robin
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Ah

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Well I'm not sure

stuck cloak
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mid jojo part

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hack-araki

dull rampart
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I could be wrong but it might because it didn’t pierce it just cut ge

flint garden
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I speculate that the arrow was unable to attach to ge to form GER

dull rampart
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I thought chariot only held the arrow

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idle perch
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I think it's because that is not the purpose or duty of Black Sabbath.

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The purpose of Black Sabbath is to bring out stands or to killthe unworthy.

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So, converting to Requiem didn't happen because of that.

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DP should have changed this scene a bit imo.

lunar crater
# vale cliff why?*

Because Gold Experience (not golden) wasnt seen as worthy and didnt sustain contact with the arrow

silk cloud
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I'm curious about why araki introduces so many abilities for the characters (ex: star finger or kakyoin's painting) that later on in the story won't be used and will just be forgotten

stuck cloak
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star finger is useless

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and kakyoins painting is not an ability

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stuck cloak
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its just emeral splash/tentacles shown in a mysterious way for the reader

flint garden
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If the painting was attached to jotaro, jotaro should’ve been shredded because kakyoin destroyed the painting

bright salmon
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The steam in that scene and with silver chariot is the same interestingly. I think there's a few possibilities:

  1. it depends on stand to stand for how much you have stab it. silver chariot needs a lil scratch and gold experience needs a full on stab.
  2. It depends on if you're stabbing yourself or someone else is stabbing you, the problem with this one is we get that steam coming from gold experience and black sabbath is the one stabbing him.
  3. It's just some sort of tease for requiem. Simple as that.
  4. Araki forgot, or was fully aware and didn't care. Which is OK, some of my favorite stories have flaws.