outright i did not think this was good. Felt like a lot of ignorance wrapped up in a shallow plot, like with the strange racial callouness, having a misunderstanding of islam and a really poorly executed use of incest as trauma. Azam's character doesnt feel like it goes past being used as a vehicle for sex and trauma, and once hes placed outside of those settings hes either flat or a weird fledgling of a stereotype. Personally dont care for the kind of possessive traits tokio ends up showing. And the brother.... him being showed at all, postured as this handsome guy who can easily be thrown aside in terms of plot despite the horrible things we did to azam just made the story feel like its something the authors into(not making any accusations, it just feels so out of nowhere that its hard to figure out what motivated them to add it at all outside of personal interest)
outright i did not think this was good. Felt like a lot of ignorance wrapped up in a shallow plot, like with the strange racial callouness, having a misunderstanding of islam and a really poorly executed use of incest as trauma. Azam's character doesnt feel like it goes past being used as a vehicle for sex and trauma, and once hes placed outside of those settings hes either flat or a weird fledgling of a stereotype. Personally dont care for the kind of possessive traits tokio ends up showing. And the brother.... him being showed at all, postured as this handsome guy who can easily be thrown aside in terms of plot despite the horrible things we did to azam just made the story feel like its something the authors into(not making any accusations, it just feels so out of nowhere that its hard to figure out what motivated them to add it at all outside of personal interest)