That's such crap, yes there needs to be established consequences to all of this that leads to actual issues, but that doesn't mean that characters need to be permanently damaged because of it, or at least not Silvia specifically, to be good story writing. People like you make me so annoyed because you have this idiotic idea that things aren't good unless someone dies, the you treat garbage like Chainsaw Man and Walking Dead like it's the best thing ever because almost everyone dies there (news flash, it's not suddenly less predictable just because anybody can die, at that point you shift to "he's dead, she's dead, they're all dead," and just stop caring about the characters completely.) Get out of here with that nonsense about "the author has no balls to establish real consequences" You don't know squat.