He stopped the slap, and I thought, "Oh, he's going to use his words. Let's see what he has to say."
I was… incorrect.
It's a good thing, I guess, that they're in a game-style magical world, as getting sent flying like that would almost always be fatal in reality.
Did not expect this particular development, maybe because virtually every character in the series has ultimately turned out to be a decent person in the end.
Respectfully, self-determination is not really some lofty ideal. It's also not really something you can force on anyone. If the people don't want a say in who governs them, so be it, but that doesn't leave anyone obliged to continue governing them if that person doesn't want to do so. Everyone...
"Saying people should come together hand-in-hand has a lovely ring to it, but to do thay accomplishes nothing but to throw away something in order to make that hand empty."
What nonsense. Trying to camouflage sloppy storytelling by disregarding the entire concept of people reaching mutual...
As has been noted, this entire situation would have been avoided if they'd simply taken the time to explain to the little sister that her beloved big sis wasn't actually being abducted. Instead, they opted to cause lasting trauma to a child. Their actions directly led to her personality becoming...
The whole concept of these two fighting to "save" each other is ridiculous, because the two of them - plus Ms. Immortal and their other allies - could personally demolish the entire system of government under which their deeply problematic society operates. They have the power, both magically...