As much as I understand Adam's frustration and anger for Eve, I wouldn't really blame the latter either. After all, his circumstances made him that way. How much has he even interacted with humans before Adam came along? Given how the others care for him because he's powerful and, in his words, 'useful' a completely oblivious creature, naive to how human society works, would logically deduce that in my opinion. But I still wouldn't say he's completely apathetic. He cares for Adam, and sees that he's pushing himself. Although the wording was very wrong, contributing to the fact that he doesn't know how much words affect people, his main motive was always Adam. As much as I understand Adam, I think I feel more pity and hurt for Eve actually. He just cannot understand Adam despite how much he wants to be with him. I wonder how he'd react after seeing Adam hurt after this mission. It will only get worse.
As much as I understand Adam's frustration and anger for Eve, I wouldn't really blame the latter either. After all, his circumstances made him that way. How much has he even interacted with humans before Adam came along? Given how the others care for him because he's powerful and, in his words, 'useful' a completely oblivious creature, naive to how human society works, would logically deduce that in my opinion. But I still wouldn't say he's completely apathetic. He cares for Adam, and sees that he's pushing himself. Although the wording was very wrong, contributing to the fact that he doesn't know how much words affect people, his main motive was always Adam. As much as I understand Adam, I think I feel more pity and hurt for Eve actually. He just cannot understand Adam despite how much he wants to be with him. I wonder how he'd react after seeing Adam hurt after this mission. It will only get worse.