He was actually valid like even if Sua wasn’t a zombie. Letting yourself into someone’s home, even as an old friend, is hella rude if you never got permission. It feels like he’s meant to be portrayed as the bad guy here (esp when ch 26 she says he used to be more friendly. Like hello?? You LITERALLY TRESPASSED). I don’t think he should’ve said sorry or felt guilty, bc he was only setting boundaries. if it was the other way, a man assuming consent and letting himself into a woman’s house even after no one responded and then being alone with her teen child, then it could’ve looked SO bad.
And I think her talking to Sua makes her seem more irresponsible than nice. If Sua was actually traumatized like what the friend believes, then this interaction could’ve def triggered smth
He was actually valid like even if Sua wasn’t a zombie. Letting yourself into someone’s home, even as an old friend, is hella rude if you never got permission. It feels like he’s meant to be portrayed as the bad guy here (esp when ch 26 she says he used to be more friendly. Like hello?? You LITERALLY TRESPASSED). I don’t think he should’ve said sorry or felt guilty, bc he was only setting boundaries. if it was the other way, a man assuming consent and letting himself into a woman’s house even after no one responded and then being alone with her teen child, then it could’ve looked SO bad.
And I think her talking to Sua makes her seem more irresponsible than nice. If Sua was actually traumatized like what the friend believes, then this interaction could’ve def triggered smth