I'm glad that the girl suffering from abuse got to be free as a mermaid. Regardless of how MC or the blue dragon girl feels, they can only believe it was a bad decision because they likely have never faced long-lasting abuse. She's free, and her abuser is dead. I believe all is just, and as Doran pointed out, yes, he would have faced consequences in hell, but what about the girl suffering from abuse? Would it be best for her to die from the abuse rather than be free from her abuser?
I do feel bad, though, for that girl's male childhood friend (forgot his name). Although he probably wanted to help her, they are both young (yes, twenty is still young, as you are unable to do and afford a lot at that age), and given that the police couldn't have helped her, what was he supposed to do?
I'm glad that the girl suffering from abuse got to be free as a mermaid. Regardless of how MC or the blue dragon girl feels, they can only believe it was a bad decision because they likely have never faced long-lasting abuse. She's free, and her abuser is dead. I believe all is just, and as Doran pointed out, yes, he would have faced consequences in hell, but what about the girl suffering from abuse? Would it be best for her to die from the abuse rather than be free from her abuser?
I do feel bad, though, for that girl's male childhood friend (forgot his name). Although he probably wanted to help her, they are both young (yes, twenty is still young, as you are unable to do and afford a lot at that age), and given that the police couldn't have helped her, what was he supposed to do?