I'm not saying the progression of the story is rushed, but I am saying that Rosetta's emotional progression feels rushed. This woman was abused by the person she loved, watched her family get killed over and over again—not just in her first life, but in her second one too—and yet she seems to open up about her feelings so quickly. I honestly expected her to be a little more emotionally detached, but maybe that's just me.
And then there's the situation with her sister. Rosetta keeps saying that she knows Yurian better than he knows himself, but if that's true, shouldn't she have realized that he would target her little sister first? She became so focused on helping her love interest and her assassin that she completely overlooked her sister's emotional state. It was only after she finally noticed that something was wrong that she reacted.
I don't know, maybe I'm missing something, but I was sitting there thinking, "Girl... your sister is literally breaking down right in front of you."
I'm not saying the progression of the story is rushed, but I am saying that Rosetta's emotional progression feels rushed. This woman was abused by the person she loved, watched her family get killed over and over again—not just in her first life, but in her second one too—and yet she seems to open up about her feelings so quickly. I honestly expected her to be a little more emotionally detached, but maybe that's just me.
And then there's the situation with her sister. Rosetta keeps saying that she knows Yurian better than he knows himself, but if that's true, shouldn't she have realized that he would target her little sister first? She became so focused on helping her love interest and her assassin that she completely overlooked her sister's emotional state. It was only after she finally noticed that something was wrong that she reacted.
I don't know, maybe I'm missing something, but I was sitting there thinking, "Girl... your sister is literally breaking down right in front of you."