I enjoyed Morgan as a character, I feel that his father being the head of the school adds a little twist to help display how little he cares about the world around him and aids the reader to show the progression of him beginning to care about Paul and his own struggles. Paul is clearly a cold character up until the reveal when he reads his fathers old letters, so I enjoy that we see various sides to her characters.
Artistically, Nakamura-sans work was very unusual to me and I did not enjoy many of her faces, but as you continue to read her works you realize everything in undeniably intentional. Of course in manga we love to see the perfect elegant "pretty" tears from glossy eyed characters but in Nakamura-sans case she gives us the raw unleashed emotions and disheveled characters scrambling to keep their lives and wits together.
Factors I was not so pleased about was actually the fact that it took so long in this manga to reveal a large plot point, about the letters that were sent to Paul from his father, it took a while to get to and then progressed too quickly for me to digest how the drama built so quickly, but thats a Nakamura charm and although you may read her work and not like how it made you feel by the end, I believe she intended that and you are left thinking about it for quite some time after you read.
