Ofc it is still a logical direction of thought to fear a character given the premise of the world he's in, BUT I feel like he really needs to take a step back for a moment and retrace the lapses of the guide book and treasure his relationship with Ilya. It's a shame to isolate Ilya after he declared how he treated his experience and relationships as real. He also pointed out that Siren's lack of appearance in the likeability meter or the fact that his recuperation wasn't in the book.
The bottomline is I hope he rethinks how he is treating Ilya because the guidebook has loopholes compared to his reality... and all he is doing is worsening Ilya's attachment issues.
P.S. this is that one book where I would actually wish Jerry is one of the stereotyped "i can fix him" toxic trait lmao
Ofc it is still a logical direction of thought to fear a character given the premise of the world he's in, BUT I feel like he really needs to take a step back for a moment and retrace the lapses of the guide book and treasure his relationship with Ilya. It's a shame to isolate Ilya after he declared how he treated his experience and relationships as real. He also pointed out that Siren's lack of appearance in the likeability meter or the fact that his recuperation wasn't in the book.
The bottomline is I hope he rethinks how he is treating Ilya because the guidebook has loopholes compared to his reality... and all he is doing is worsening Ilya's attachment issues.
P.S. this is that one book where I would actually wish Jerry is one of the stereotyped "i can fix him" toxic trait lmao