Convenient End - Vol. 2 Ch. 9 - The Drama Harbinger Rain
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LOL. She cheats on him using his money and she's the victim? That's hilarious.
Except she is a victim. Hasn't he been abusing her verbally throughout their marriage? That is why she resorted to sleep with that young man. And she was repulsed when her husband tried to be intimate with her recently, so all the more reason for them to be separated.
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I might have agreed with the front part much earlier in the series but once she cheated on him (ik this is like just ch2 or smth) it's completely her fault and totally deserved.
Thank you everyone for your feedback! It really helps a lot and once this series reaches the end I'll be able to say,
“I survived Tsugou. I gave it nuance. I gave it soul. And I regret nothing.” (Only the parts I couldn't totally grasp)
I'm finally starting to come to grips with how Yamada conceived the story.
Hm, this is an unpopular opinion, but I think Touko and Wataru are two peas in a pod. None of them was able to turn down the omiai because they acted according to what their familydemanded expected. It was a convenient marriage due to social status and what makes the world go round, money. It resulted in a passive-aggressive allegedly subservient woman's behaviour who wouldn't dare defy her bigot conservative mother and a verbally abusive husband who can't rebel for the same reason (family and society). They're both victims and offenders. Amen to trauma. If those two had children, let a vicious cycle be perpetrated.
Had they said, "NO!" at least once in their life, we wouldn't be here. That's indeed food for thought.
I'd like to put a good word for Touko for once. In this chapter, she didn't regress to her "baby" stage. Even I would stand up and say, "Get a grip, girl!"
I'm doing my best to keep myself neutral. It's getting harder and harder.
“I survived Tsugou. I gave it nuance. I gave it soul. And I regret nothing.” (Only the parts I couldn't totally grasp)
I'm finally starting to come to grips with how Yamada conceived the story.
Hm, this is an unpopular opinion, but I think Touko and Wataru are two peas in a pod. None of them was able to turn down the omiai because they acted according to what their family
Had they said, "NO!" at least once in their life, we wouldn't be here. That's indeed food for thought.
I'd like to put a good word for Touko for once. In this chapter, she didn't regress to her "baby" stage. Even I would stand up and say, "Get a grip, girl!"
I'm doing my best to keep myself neutral. It's getting harder and harder.
Wrong again. If he treated her kindly throughout the marriage, I would have agreed with you. But since he was shown to be abusive, the fault is at him. She is clearly not happy with the marriage, so the only choice would be to divorce him. What makes you think he didn't cheat on her hmm? The hag's husband is definitely cheating on her.
