Kimi wa Meido-sama - Vol. 7 Ch. 54 - Your Confession

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So, she egoistically decide to ditch Yue cuz she became a killing machine (while knowing Yue did it to protect her), then she herself becomes a killing machine (and maybe her master is as bad as Yue’s master, how can she know), gets revenge, then decide than Yue must die cuz she is a monster, denies the fact than Yue is not a killing machine anymore, doesn’t even try to speak with her, and takes validation of everything she did in a single facial expression Maria does. Nah that’s some shitty character here, not even once she tried to know what her sister felt, though. A real kid, she never grew up, still needs her big sister to wipe her ass.
 
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I think you all are missing the point here.

Anna still thinks that Yuki is living a terrible life of assassination, and even if Yuki denies that, it would be the "master"'s brainwashing making her say that. Because of that, she wants to kill her now to end her perceived suffering.

Anna left because 1. she couldn't bear to see the sight of someone in function not her sister anymore, and 2. to kill the people actually responsible for kidnapping the two of them (cause you know the master wouldn't ever sic Yuki on them, lest memories resurface).

And now Xue has (seemingly) resurfaced, which would just reinforce Anna's beliefs on what Yuki is still doing.
 
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So, she egoistically decide to ditch Yue cuz she became a killing machine (while knowing Yue did it to protect her), then she herself becomes a killing machine (and maybe her master is as bad as Yue’s master, how can she know), gets revenge, then decide than Yue must die cuz she is a monster, denies the fact than Yue is not a killing machine anymore, doesn’t even try to speak with her, and takes validation of everything she did in a single facial expression Maria does. Nah that’s some shitty character here, not even once she tried to know what her sister felt, though. A real kid, she never grew up, still needs her big sister to wipe her ass.
That’s a little bad faith isn’t? Cuz even if she knew it was for her sake, I vehemently doubt anyone is gonna be happy watching their loved one turn into emotionless killing machine, much less a small child. And what else is she supposed to do if she felt liking doing something especially after witnessing that whole spiel of Shue repeating the rhetoric of her worrying not because she cares but because she isn’t killing enough?
To her, whoever she considered her sister isn’t there anymore, long lost to repressed memories, trauma, and severe brainwashing. Death would arguably be salvation for someone going through all that, so she left, to get stronger to give her sister rest and get revenge on those responsible for causing these circumstances to befall them in the first place. And while she was gone, she undoubtedly would hear the news of her sister’s rise through the assassin world, which will just further justify her resolve to kill her.

I’ll level with you though on the bit of fighting now, cuz honestly, lest you follow the same logic as with Yixing, of not accepting that she has changed and is still the same cold blooded Shue that needs to be stopped, nothing should’ve stopped her from at least first talking with her sister after seeing how she’s seemingly changed, except maybe the stubbornness of not wanting dedication of so many years of her life for this one task.
 
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She believes that her sister is Mentally Dead, and is in effect just a walking corpse being puppeted by her 'Master', and that the only way to free her from this is to kill her.

And here's the thing, I think she actually does have a point there. When we first see "Her Master" it's in her big Saucelessness induced Panic Attack Coma State, where he almost infests her nightmares. Then later on, I had trouble finding it, but there's reference to one big contract that 'Shue' took on, to kill 'The Taoist' or some such, and this contract is one she technically failed, despite supposedly killing the target, because part of the contract was to dismember the corpse and mail the pieces to some of the aggrieved parties. We now in this chapter also see her Master having an almost precognitive understanding of how to manipulate her, represented visually as a shadow monster possessing her body.

Personally I think one of the twists, given the supernatural stuff that's already happened and 100% exists in this story, as well as things like her Hair changing color when she's shocked and all of that, I'm going to put forward the idea that she did actually kill 'The Taoist' who was actually her Master, but his consciousness now lives on in her sub-consciousness and is trying to take control over her.

It won't need Death to cure it, but I do think that's a thing that's going to happen.

It's either that or her Master is just still alive which would be pretty boring.
 
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I think you all are missing the point here.

Anna still thinks that Yuki is living a terrible life of assassination, and even if Yuki denies that, it would be the "master"'s brainwashing making her say that. Because of that, she wants to kill her now to end her perceived suffering.

Anna left because 1. she couldn't bear to see the sight of someone in function not her sister anymore, and 2. to kill the people actually responsible for kidnapping the two of them (cause you know the master wouldn't ever sic Yuki on them, lest memories resurface).

And now Xue has (seemingly) resurfaced, which would just reinforce Anna's beliefs on what Yuki is still doing.
Yeah, it was pretty simple to tell what was going on. Too bad some folks' reading comprehension is a bit too low nowadays. Especially with a lot of series ending and people making false assumptions.
 

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