I’m pretty sure Yoriko wants to turn Aru into a monster that starts slaughtering humanity again, and now I’m wondering whether this is the real Yoriko or if she is a monster too, just like Aru
I wouldn't say "fully" but more subconsciously, like when asked if he's her boyfriend he doesn't denies it but still looks kind of annoyed. Basicly he's on the right path and is starting to actually acknowledge it.Has he now fully accepted his boyfriend role?
Its interesting, isn't it? Should Aru, a being of indeterminate nature who now as a young girl seeking 'normality' be absolved of a crime she caused whilst we might guess at a time of little sentience? Yet she continues to hold very little sense of morality beyond her own selfish desires whilst linked in ways we don't fully understand yet to the ongoing disasters. Frankly, it's a terrifyingly precarious situation!I understand that she's the cause*
But to say she inherently wanted to or even knew that would happen seems disingenuous.
If we go with the idea that Aru became an eldritch entity then she wouldn't have expected such a thing to come to pass.
However seeing as she said that she had a wish before her birth, I think that means she was always this, what ever this is.
And seeing as no one knew that must mean she never showed signs before, or her parents hid it well.
What I'm saying is that regardless of if she was or became this entity, she wouldn't have known how to control her abilities. It's closer to something accidental, like manslaughter, than something intentional, like murder.
Which of course means nothing to the individuals that went through it, one will likely blame themselves, and the other will blame them.
Extra: Seeing as this is a wish from before her birth, does this mean she embodies entropy? Trying to reduce the world and everything in it into a single null, and is this something that is inevitable?
Honestly, I don't think she massacred them. What little we know from that flashback at the start which was presumably that event, she apparently wanted everyone to be the same, and shes not a corpse, so "same" shouldn't be dead. Could be someone/thing interrupted her modifying them and their remaining human parts couldn't sustain cthulhu parts, etc, or her using her powers or emotions could have summoned more tumor activity that ended up killing them on their own. Maybe she did succeed in modifying them, and they went mad, killing each other and suiciding, etc.I can never get myself to take the moral high ground in these situations cuz like, damn, she really did just massacre an entire school like that, huh?
Hopefully this doesn't drag on for too long and we get the full, clear picture on all of this.
He should at the very least be talking to the government handlers. They should have been listening in anyways, since he didn't do anything this chapter to avoid it, and the girl thought he was unaware so she shouldn't have expected him to have wiretaps on his body to do anything blocking.As much as I understand not telling Aru cause she might get hurt or something I think its far more dangerous to not inform her as Yoriko might drag her to a situation that can cause greater harm