Responses
I'm done with the morality talk, but I really think the execution of this chapter wasn't as good as it could be.
Spoiler below:
He's changing his anatomy, while the gravity isn't fully expressed. It's lightened and shortened like some panels are lost. The beginning of the chapter was amazing, showing us Rian's train of thought, but then it's like whatever. It's as if Enzo's cruelty isn't entirely for the sake of cruelty, and he's following several agendas at the same time, but then the author is somehow mellowing his cruelty, because that might be too unpleasant for the readers. While that's natural, it shouldn't affect the narrative.
Okay I see conflicting opinions about the newest chp and it’s completely understandable but I guess we did know from the start that this one’s going to be a toxic/morally jet black (lol) kinda story both Enzo and Rian are questionable people no one here is a hero. Enzo is f*cked up thru and thru but Rian also has a questionable moral compass, this story is about 2 very questionable and toxic people falling??? for e/o. Enzo has a very hard time regulating his emotions and I feel that will end up being a crucial part of the story. This will def be a slow burn and an angsty one at that but I def think author is writing them this way deliberately.