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Contains discussions of intimate abuse and wildness .
monition : Contains looter for Chapter # 1098 of One Piece . While it is no secret thatthe Celestial Dragonsare well themost wretched baddie inOne Piece , the latest chapter may have just revealed their bad crime yet , suffered byGinny , Bonney ’s mother , and sports fan may never be able to see the serial publication the same way again .
Despite being a fun pirate ship dangerous undertaking on the airfoil , One Piecehas never shied forth from exploring darker , more mature stem through its characters and backstories . Having said that , the serial publication has mostly stuck to issues of slavery and political self-direction thus far and as poignant as these may be , the modish chapter attempts to research a much more contemporary and intemperately - hitting issuance through the story of Ginny .
Chapter # 1098 ofOne Piecereveals the entirety of Ginny ’s tragic backstory and subtly introduces a previously undiscovered theme of intimate abuse . The chapter reveals Ginny was abducted by a Celestial Dragon and forced to be his wife . Bonney is also incriminate to be the child of the state Celestial Dragon
One Piece is often criticized for its cartoonish and cockamamy art style , but its latest chapter show its art can in reality make the series more brutal .
Ginny’s Story Shows A Crime Of Unprecedented Scope ForOne Piece
Though not stated explicitly , and there is still the theory that Bonney was beget by one of Ginny ’s fellow slaves , the chapter greatly implies thatGinny endured two whole years of intimate violenceat the hands of the Celestial Dragon before she became ill and was discarded for becoming unsightly as a result of her peculiar illness . The whole incident for certain paints the World Nobles as a whole in a much more atrocious light , as sealed Nobles like Saint Charloss have been antecedently stated to have up to thirteen wives , a majority if not all were likely non - consenting , just like Ginny .
Kuma ’s first , short flashback in One Piece discover that the former Warlord of the Sea had a tragical childhood as a hard worker of the Celestial Dragons .
Overall , it is deserving commend Eiichiro Oda for the careful and reverential room the chapter handled Ginny ’s case and backstory . Not once do readers see Ginny in a pitiful DoS except for the brief faraway venire of Kuma holding her after she go across , allow all to remember her as the lustrous , upbeat woman she was presented as from the get - go . gratuitous to say , the latest chapter solidify theCelestial Dragons as the true villainstogether with proving the series ' capacity for emotional depth and maturity , and thatOne Pieceis sure much more than the lighthearted fictional - pirate ship adventure it give itself as .
One PieceBrings A Much-Too-Real Tragedy Into Its Story
WhileOne Piecehas often designate its villain commit heinous crimes , what happens to Ginny get the serial to a completely different level . The Celestial Dragons have always been present as ruthless slavers . However , thraldom is something that does not materialize in the substantial globe ( at least not in the traditional sense of the word ) , so while every reader of the series can well empathise that thralldom is a horrible crime , they ca n’t really relate to it , and it remains a " phantasy " criminal offence . intimate violence , on the other helping hand , is a much - too - material natural event , meaning that the scope and implications of Ginny ’s story are whole unprecedented forOne Piece .
What makes Ginny ’s story so heart - breaking is that it is a story that chiliad if not one thousand thousand of cleaning lady can bear on to and stay on to see around them in the real world . The world ofOne Piece , despite its many publication and troubles , has always felt like a fun , adventurous human race full of surprises waiting to be feel . However , Ginny ’s story proves that it is just as hard to be a woman in the world ofOne Pieceas it is in the real world .
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