He says he shouldn’t think of a future when all those righteous people died, yet he still doesn’t realise that those same people passed all those wishes onto him because they wanted him to keep on living
exactly, it’s literally right, who sane of mind would tell you to look at the sky or to cook hundreds of cockies, they wanted him to lose time and find his reason to live because they wanted him to LIVE
I felt the same hatred for Ian’s mom that I did for the blonde girl with braids in a Silent Voice, these type of characters that always just play the victim hurting people around them and not taking responsibility are the worst. She just keeps on using Ian for her own satisfaction ugh, I hope Ian tells her off soon
Yes, it’s true that Hart did something terrible by using Jasper to commit suicide; but that doesn’t mean it’s okay to say that to a suicidal person.
Might just be me but this author really has a problem with overexplaining and putting walls of text on single pages, really starting to understand why "show don't tell" is so important now...
Chapter after chapter of "he likes me but I think he's fated for the princess and I knew about this event and here's exactly how it works"
Yeah !
sometimes there are comic artists like that, it probably help them to focus on more better thing to draw while satisfying them to put the misc/extra info in the text. the solution is to just skip those narrative. when you only read the drawing and dialogues you will find that the pacing in those are really great.
This is something they teach in comic school. "show don't tell" is one of the most important fundamentals of all visual media, like comics and movies, because if there's too much explaining people will get bored. I don't mind reading but when there's walls of text every two pages or so it gets tiring.