damn it was so painfully realistic that maya just died like that with no buildup or anything. like yeah it would be satisfying to see haoran kill him and for maya to beg for forgiveness and say that he was wrong, but that's not what happens. it's just like real life for someone who ruined your life to just be gone one day without justice or repentance. like they're gone, but eveything they did still happened, them dying isn't going to magically fix anything. also haoran was still feeling regret and guilt that he stabbed maya, but killing him would probably make it even worse, and considering he might still turn himself in, lead to a longer sentence.
damn it was so painfully realistic that maya just died like that with no buildup or anything. like yeah it would be satisfying to see haoran kill him and for maya to beg for forgiveness and say that he was wrong, but that's not what happens. it's just like real life for someone who ruined your life to just be gone one day without justice or repentance. like they're gone, but eveything they did still happened, them dying isn't going to magically fix anything. also haoran was still feeling regret and guilt that he stabbed maya, but killing him would probably make it even worse, and considering he might still turn himself in, lead to a longer sentence.