I guess. I get crazy intrusive thoughts sometimes but would never act on them. I don’t think that makes me a terrible person just because the thought entered my mind.
Ultimately he cared for his former master and couldn’t do it despite his desires. Just your average daily grapple with thoughts of murder and love
I don't think this was standard intrusive thoughts tho lol he had a plan and was willing to act it out.
He was willing to do whatever for Shion but ultimately chose not to 'cause the guilt ate away at him. He's a medicine peddler so ofc murdering someone, even if the person was evil, would weigh heavier on him than most. Not to mention he was already a big softy from the go.
Intrusive thoughts are moreso suddenly brought on and are usually something someone would never do ((ex. making a smoothie when your brain suddenly goes "hey! We should stick our finger in the blades!!")). It's kinda the whole reason why the word "intrusive" is part of the term lol
Yeah, I replied to someone after rereading the final chapter again to make sure.
I was skimming through it mostly 'cause I was hoping for a darker, more sinister story, but I honestly lost interest after ch 3 so I wasn't really paying that much attention lol
It had potential which sucks the most for me.
The premise was interesting, but everything felt rushed and feels unresolved.
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Dude literally murders the old man Shion was madly in love with and like a page later Shion is basically "que sera sera" and that's it lol
This is basically my biggest grievance with one-off titles; most of them suffer due to how lil time we are given to get to know the characters and plot.
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So the medicine peddler didn't murder the old man he was just planning to for a while to free Shion but ultimately decided against it 'cause the guilt of potentially murdering someone he was indebted to was too much. I wasn't paying much attention. After ch 3 so that bit of info didn't even register lol