I was gonna drop it cause it’s too much for me then I learned what happened. Y’all are gonna hate Jiwook.
Pissed me off every time Kay coward in fear, wasn’t he supposed to be a knight? When he woke up in season 2 I was so excited for a crash out, depression arc, redemption arc, the whole shabang but he just… accepted it?
Think about it tho, would you bother crashing out if a Titan thought of you as a pet? Tf can u do about it and even if u kill it it's siblings will come get you. Plus it treats you decently enough, and you have no real reason to care apart from being distressed and losing your pride. Id do the same thing lowkey y'all have too much willpower
In terms of realism, it makes sense, but I just felt that this story had potential to add more depth and enhance the plot.
You're so right the world building and set up had so much room to be peak
The art was absolutely beautiful but the plot… it had great potential what happened?
Ugh I want both the cousins they’re so damn beautiful.
OH! I don’t like how mister man is looking at our boy.
He couldn’t even execute whatever plan he had properly… be so fr
Almost like he’s a child that can’t grasp the situation????
Isn’t bro like 17? He’s grown enough to know not to act without a plan in THIS situation. Or just be empathetic enough to not pull no bs and put your crush/friend in such a position. Man has a savior complex
What are you saying? 17 is an age where guys are the most impulsive and don't think much of the situation
17 is impulsive but not idiots. Yes they're young but not children. He literally knew his crushes parents discriminate against his crush cause his orientation without being told, the character himself is smart and observant so pulling something this stupid and still slipping up knowing how his parents feel towards homosexuals was just pure idiocy. He could’ve been at least a little smooth with it. Sorry yall I forgot their names.
17 is definitely a child? And they’re Korean so technically they’re 16. It definitely not the age where you understand the weight of a parent’s remorse especially when he’s never experienced it. He has the confidence of a child who thinks he knows everything and he’s slowly realizing he doesn’t understand a thing
SevenTEEN still a kid btw
Y’all are legitimately infantilizing 17 year olds. Sure, legally 17 is still a child and they’re growing, but mentally they’re capable of critical thinking and being held accountable. Saying he has “the mind of a child” or “doesn’t know better” isn’t a fair description of someone his age. At 17, you’re grown enough to understand complex situations and its consequences.
I’m only on chapter 3 but the mess up at work gave me so much anxiety cause I’m going for the same job, reading this is just giving me anxiety about the future ╥﹏╥