@Nautilus59
> Who could even call those people's reasons for avoiding life shallow?
The meta narrative. The story *heavily* implies this. I'm not sure how you miss it, but just because MC doesn't turn to the camera and tell you "these people are pathetic and wrong" does not mean the narrative isn't suggesting that. Look at Alice's face when she hears their justifications for not leaving. Disgust or pity, it's not an admiring or empathetic face.
The fact that they antagonize her for trying to leave is intentional. It's a narrative setup to make them look more simple and childish.
> Also who says that Alice is human?
Uh, no one? I didn't say anything about her being human or not. I'm talking about themes and metatext. I'm not sure what you're arguing.
> You never thought it was odd that a young girl had an immaculate one-piece dress on while the world looks like it is in ruins?
You're asking these questions like you think I'm dumb, when you're the one looking at this kind of abstract manga on a literal level instead of subtext. I'm not even sure how to respond because we're not talking about the same things, at all. It's a story where a girl is slowly decaying as she travels through various fantasies, why would her dress staying fresh and clean be weird?