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"you should at least curse me at the end"
MAJOR JUJUTSU KAISEN MANGA SPOILERS
i've always wondered what that meant. getou was dying and told gojou that in volume 0. i understood the idea of cursing people, but why curse them during death?
but yesterday night i saw this tweet

and i realized that maybe people curse others with their last words. jujutsu sorcerer or not, curses are placed when the last words of a person are spoken.
in chapter 147, principal masamichi's last words are "it's a curse.. principal gakuganji. a curse from me.. to you." my first reaction to the chapter was confusion because didn't understand the purpose of it, how this chapter contributes to the story. but knowing that final words become a curse, maybe principal gakuganji's life from here on out will contribute to furthering the story.
at the start of jujutsu kaisen, we see yuji's grandfather dying. last words are "when it's your time to go, make sure you're surrounded by others. don't end up like me" in chapter 1. prior to saying that, his grandfather said, "you're a strong kid, so.. help people... just help them".

i'm not sure of the extend of a curse generated from last words, but i do think that concept is plausible in the story.
in real life, people's last words are constantly held in high account if that person is of any importance. taking that concept and putting it into the world of jujutsu kaisen is understandable.
also, yuta cursing rika after her death is another contribution to this claim.
in the end, people's last words during death or last words to someone dying generates a curse.
this realization just makes me like jujutsu kaisen even more. i started reading jujutsu kaisen when gojou's past arc was coming out weekly and was surprised of the thought put into the curse techniques. learning this makes me enjoy the underlying thought put into jjk more.
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i'm curious, how does your Cursed Corpse work? I thought only Masamichi Yaga could make these...
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