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difference with gumball is that he's only an asshole if it's funny, which makes people admire him more. he's well capable of being moralistic and that's part of his character growth bloo is your exec pushed a-hole character who only changes when he needs to learn a moral

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"the sexuality of the character is tied up very deeply into his personality and into his upbringing as well. it's complex. yeah he has a lot of sex and does a lot of intense thing with a lot of people but you learn why."

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"Ilya seems like very confident, very controlling but he's actually a deeply empathetic & kind lover. That's part of his character, that's a reveal about Ilya, he might not want you to think that but he's a really good guy. Part of that reflects in that, he wants Shane to enjoy this too. He's not looking for selfish s*x, he's looking for a connection. They both looking for a connection." THIS IS WHO ILYA IS RIGHT HERE!!! Thank you Jacob for saying it out loud👏 (especially for people who didn't read the book yet and don't understand AT ALL where he comes from) He is such a caring boy❤️ #ilyarozanov #heatedrivalry

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