The word polar is so fitting to this story. So far, It seems everyone around haru is questioning what makes him so special. His teacher thinks he’s unfocused, the inner voice repeatedly asked what is It about him that he should keep reviving over and over again, the side characters all wonder what tf makes him such a gravitating person. And to be honest, the outside version of him IS kind of lacking. It’s like...all he wants is to be a member of ISO, and everything else is just...happening around/to him? I can’t put It into words, but it’s like he’s a bit off. This inner voice is probably his real self or rather, all of his actual emotions/behaviors and things that he stopped feeling the effort to do because of the experiments. I actually hope the two do merge and he starts acting in earnest like Nakyoung (albeit sis was wild for using them in her suicide plan)
The word polar is so fitting to this story. So far, It seems everyone around haru is questioning what makes him so special. His teacher thinks he’s unfocused, the inner voice repeatedly asked what is It about him that he should keep reviving over and over again, the side characters all wonder what tf makes him such a gravitating person. And to be honest, the outside version of him IS kind of lacking. It’s like...all he wants is to be a member of ISO, and everything else is just...happening around/to him? I can’t put It into words, but it’s like he’s a bit off. This inner voice is probably his real self or rather, all of his actual emotions/behaviors and things that he stopped feeling the effort to do because of the experiments. I actually hope the two do merge and he starts acting in earnest like Nakyoung (albeit sis was wild for using them in her suicide plan)