Freesia Chapter 4 Discussion

W0h0bake said:
I feel that the art style in the manga vibes 100 percent with the mood and story being told. I see a lot of people that criticize the artwork by saying it looks "amaetuer" and rough around the edges. If this was a nice story about romance or even adventure with a sense of "moral purpose" I could see that argument as valid but this story is gritty and at times even hard to stomach. I feel that having delicate and perfected design would be a disservice to the story being told. Now, with that let me bring it all back to chapter 4. The depravity in this chapter is beautifully executed through a guise of moral justice. The innocent and shall we say naive new recruit is joining this job because of the "justice and sense of duty" that he believes it entails. When in reality, it couldn't be further from the truth. We learn that it is a brutal job that requires no sense of justice or morality but rather the evil of man to give payback whether or not revenge is really warranted in every situation. This is a reflection of every war, every death sentence, every department of justice in the world today. It is made to look as a "Moral Authority" when in actuality it is only a extension of the duality of man (Evil/Good) and there is nothing in the world that is "just". It just gives the appearance of true justice. True justice has never existed, and never will. This is what the creator of this manga is trying to say. & why am i saying this here? Because Chapter 4 is probably the best representation of that fact!