If You Can series as a whole is heavy on making sense of how crazy people's brains operate. There is no point in trying to impose irl morality and righteousness on a fictional work that is specifically about mentally damaged people with inhuman traits. Everything will just seem like an excuse. but it is exactly why i like this series.
Grayson out of all the Miller kids so far i think is the most interesting bec of his polarizing character. He got both of Koi's kindness and naivety, but he also wasnt able to escape the dominant alpha curse of being not right in the brain. This makes him look like the craziest and most evil out of all the Miller kids, when in fact he is the one trying his best to be a good person. The other Miller kids act crazy and mean and they do that with intention and understanding of their own actions but Grayson really just don't understand.
"I hope they dont redeem him he doesnt deserve it". No. You have to engage with this work with an open mind. Stop trying to bring irl moralities here because it just wont work. You are free to not like Grayson but you have to understand this is kind of like a character study of him. Whether you like it or not, the main point of this story aside from the romance is understanding how his mind works.
If You Can series as a whole is heavy on making sense of how crazy people's brains operate. There is no point in trying to impose irl morality and righteousness on a fictional work that is specifically about mentally damaged people with inhuman traits. Everything will just seem like an excuse. but it is exactly why i like this series.
Grayson out of all the Miller kids so far i think is the most interesting bec of his polarizing character. He got both of Koi's kindness and naivety, but he also wasnt able to escape the dominant alpha curse of being not right in the brain. This makes him look like the craziest and most evil out of all the Miller kids, when in fact he is the one trying his best to be a good person. The other Miller kids act crazy and mean and they do that with intention and understanding of their own actions but Grayson really just don't understand.
"I hope they dont redeem him he doesnt deserve it". No. You have to engage with this work with an open mind. Stop trying to bring irl moralities here because it just wont work. You are free to not like Grayson but you have to understand this is kind of like a character study of him. Whether you like it or not, the main point of this story aside from the romance is understanding how his mind works.