All of you want a compelling story about change and character growth but the moment that happens you all debate the morality and act like the judge before the gates of heaven.
Her father is not perfect. I am enjoying his change in views on life. That man has been through a lot more than we give him credit for. It does not excuse his actions, however it does explain. That's what the story is putting down and Seyden stepping in and spelling that out for both Layna and her father is what is needed in order for their relationship to grow. She's not giving him a chance and already stuck on the idea he will watch her die. That is a flaw on her end. Her father is a coward who locked himself away in self-pity and turned that into abuse and neglect for multiple characters.
All of you want a compelling story about change and character growth but the moment that happens you all debate the morality and act like the judge before the gates of heaven.
Her father is not perfect. I am enjoying his change in views on life. That man has been through a lot more than we give him credit for. It does not excuse his actions, however it does explain. That's what the story is putting down and Seyden stepping in and spelling that out for both Layna and her father is what is needed in order for their relationship to grow. She's not giving him a chance and already stuck on the idea he will watch her die. That is a flaw on her end. Her father is a coward who locked himself away in self-pity and turned that into abuse and neglect for multiple characters.