No I feel the same way about her. I also feel like I would be begging for forgiveness from my older brother if I literally kicked him into this situation over a freaking game. Her attitude feels misplaced a little bit to me. Just my opinion tho lol
I get it tho. But i do know there are siblings who the type to always quarrel often but yeh its definitely not all the time. There are times to be serious. I assume tht Shae still sees the world as a game world whereas Maythan already understand tht eventho its a game world, these people are still people. Or maybe i missed some stuffs (pls correct me if wrong)
Maybe that is why I feel like there is that disconnect with Shae's attitude. She doesn't seem to understand the weight of their situation. Based on their conversations and thoughts, she doesn't see the other characters are real people outside of characters of the game
100% agree! Plus I feel like compare to Maythan, she knows less about the world as her only source of info is heavily relying on her experience playing the game whereas Maythan have some firsthand experience that is outside of the game's narration/story
Its probably just me but i dont like how the author make Shae as like, idk how to say this, always blame Maythan for doing smth that is not entirely his fault?
Maybe I have a comprehension problem cuz it seems like that to me TT like ik its supposed to a siblings dynamic and all but as a person who literally have older brother-lil sis dynamic irl, some things are just not the time to be pointing fingers at the other siblings especially when ur only brother is missing???
Plus it feels inappropriate to add a comedy panel at that moment too? I just feel like it ruined the mood a bit. Like the sense of dread is mellowed out or it made Shae looked at the other character as not real life people (maybe thats what the author intended to since she has the least tnteraction time compare to Maythan)
Idk just my 2 cents cuz some Shae panels pmo a bit