The pure, unadulterated passion of the characters is so infectious! I liked that they were no unnecessary romance and if romance was involved it moved the characters plot and the plot of the story that concluded into the ending. There were absolutely no useless plot points and everyone was concluded in a satisfying way.
Everyone is extremely three dimensional in their own way and their thoughts are well thought out and understandable in a realistic setting as well as their realization that some of them were in the wrong.
The only character I genuinely didn't like was Gina, the lilac haired girl in the beginning of the story, I understood her thoughts and reasoning for doing what she did but she was all in the wrong!
Stalking, Defamation, and other things that she did hurt who she 'loved' more than she ever sacrificed, she expected love to be given by her by someone who didn't give ANY indication that he was remotely interested in her other than being his muse. She was too wrapped up in her own delusional fantasy that when a clear rejection was given to her when she was at her peak with her assumptions. She got upset for something that she was the only one to have thought by herself.
She also kept trying to change Chase and kept insisting that Chase couldn't do anything if she wasn't his muse, which I don't know, seems pretty narcissistic to me? She clearly disregards Chase for who he is and only wants him to act like how she wants him to act. She says she loves Chase but if you loved someone wouldn't you wanted them to be happy and not suffering by your side?
As an aromantic, I would be completely terrified if someone that thought that we would even have a chance to be together despite clearly stating time and time again that I have no interest in anyone so I may be a bit biased on Gina and have maybe demonized her a bit on my tangent.
Chase's only flaw in his relationship with Gina was that he was too cold and harsh and I also didn't like how he said it but at the time he was only coming into terms that IF he ever liked someone it would be like Gina not that he completely liked Gina at the time.
I respect Chase's honesty but his personality is really a bit too much for someone who doesn't really know and acknowledge him for who he is, like Gina.
The pure, unadulterated passion of the characters is so infectious! I liked that they were no unnecessary romance and if romance was involved it moved the characters plot and the plot of the story that concluded into the ending. There were absolutely no useless plot points and everyone was concluded in a satisfying way.
Everyone is extremely three dimensional in their own way and their thoughts are well thought out and understandable in a realistic setting as well as their realization that some of them were in the wrong.
The only character I genuinely didn't like was Gina, the lilac haired girl in the beginning of the story, I understood her thoughts and reasoning for doing what she did but she was all in the wrong!
Stalking, Defamation, and other things that she did hurt who she 'loved' more than she ever sacrificed, she expected love to be given by her by someone who didn't give ANY indication that he was remotely interested in her other than being his muse. She was too wrapped up in her own delusional fantasy that when a clear rejection was given to her when she was at her peak with her assumptions. She got upset for something that she was the only one to have thought by herself.
She also kept trying to change Chase and kept insisting that Chase couldn't do anything if she wasn't his muse, which I don't know, seems pretty narcissistic to me? She clearly disregards Chase for who he is and only wants him to act like how she wants him to act. She says she loves Chase but if you loved someone wouldn't you wanted them to be happy and not suffering by your side?
As an aromantic, I would be completely terrified if someone that thought that we would even have a chance to be together despite clearly stating time and time again that I have no interest in anyone so I may be a bit biased on Gina and have maybe demonized her a bit on my tangent.
Chase's only flaw in his relationship with Gina was that he was too cold and harsh and I also didn't like how he said it but at the time he was only coming into terms that IF he ever liked someone it would be like Gina not that he completely liked Gina at the time.
I respect Chase's honesty but his personality is really a bit too much for someone who doesn't really know and acknowledge him for who he is, like Gina.