The thing that still stuck to me was the fact that Zoro and Law’s relationship is pretty much a background thing.
Like, it’s subtle and their interactions go completey rare, AKA when they’d actually talk, cuz basically the majority of their reaction is just existing in eachother’s presence. Side by side, one following the other, and just basically in the same panel, where I practically go pointing fingers at.
So little content but so much I could go on and on with an essay of 10 000 words sittin at my folder. I’d show y’all, if I could, but not right now.
And okay, back on topic, I could actually imagine them just conversing with each other off screen like a secret couple in the background, sticking close to eachother being all quiet in their own safe space (AKA in eachother's spaces).
And when they DO get screentime abt their moments, the viewers are left to ignore how they’ve gotten so used to each other so much that Law regards him as Zoro-ya and Zoro’s pretty much used to Law screaming at his ear like it’s a normal occurrence. Like yeah sure, let's pretend that Law only calls Zoro Roronoa-ya when he's mad.
Look at me talking a lawyer and then just -- "Your honor, all I'm saying is that Law and Zoro are your average offscreen husbands."
I stand by this headcanon and thank you for reading my tedtalk if you’ve gotten this far.