I don’t think either are wrong here. They’re both acting on their morals; eve sees no point in Adam exhausting himself to death for espers who might still die at the end. Adam doesn’t want any more deaths, so he’s trying his best. They differ in morals, and that’s it. Adam can’t accept that sometimes you just need to let the weaker die. And eve’s judgement is also blinded by slight jealousy. But I don’t think eve here is necessarily “a villain” as Adam says.
I don’t think either are wrong here. They’re both acting on their morals; eve sees no point in Adam exhausting himself to death for espers who might still die at the end. Adam doesn’t want any more deaths, so he’s trying his best.
They differ in morals, and that’s it. Adam can’t accept that sometimes you just need to let the weaker die. And eve’s judgement is also blinded by slight jealousy. But I don’t think eve here is necessarily “a villain” as Adam says.