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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- It really shows that Les-san's brother hasn't lived in a house where physical abuse like Megane-san endured was the norm. It's also very presumptuous of him to assume that she had a family to go back to (she hadn't, for a long time), that her body was "healthy" (her knee injury prevented her from running track, which her scholarship depended on), and that her father's abuse happened because Megane-san didn't care for him (which he has no way of knowing). "My dad used to hit me sometimes" is nowhere near comparable to the physical abuse we've seen Megane-san enduring from her father. "No parent doesn't love their own child." "Maybe [having a child] would've made [Megane-san's] husband realize what it means to make a family." Again, brother speaking out of a stunningly limited perception of the world. Remember how Megane-san's husband kicked (or punched?) her in the stomach right when she finally managed to carry a pregnancy, thereby causing a spontaneous miscarriage, and then laughing in her face that she was "barren"? Of course, the brother doesn't know all this, but it's still an amazing lack of empathy. That being said, I do think that Megane-san tends to wallow in her misery a lot and doesn't consider others' feelings (which Les-san rightfully calls her out on several times). Megane-san uses her trauma as an excuse to both throw a pity party for herself and, in a way, consider herself superior to others for withstanding all the abuse and managing to control someone else to a degree that they'd murder for her. I do agree that Megane-san should also turn herself in as the instigator. Very interesting chapter overall. |
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