also, what Rider said is such an eye-opening moment for me. I got so caught up in my rage from Chapters 21 and 22 that I forgot the earlier chapters. Even after constantly re-reading from Chapter 1. I never really realized it until now: until he met Rider, Mori was travelling alone. He was all alone with nothing but his bag, Miria's letters, and his bravery and determination to find his Mom. He doesn't even have food with him. In fact, the scary thing is if he didn't meet Rider, he would have been dead by Chapter 3. Even then, Rider wanted to leave him because he saw Patch's mark on Mori's cape but again, through sheer determination, he clung to Rider's motorbike and that's how their journey together started.
His love and determination for his Mom literally kept him alive. That's how much he wanted to meet his Mom.
also, what Rider said is such an eye-opening moment for me. I got so caught up in my rage from Chapters 21 and 22 that I forgot the earlier chapters. Even after constantly re-reading from Chapter 1. I never really realized it until now: until he met Rider, Mori was travelling alone. He was all alone with nothing but his bag, Miria's letters, and his bravery and determination to find his Mom. He doesn't even have food with him. In fact, the scary thing is if he didn't meet Rider, he would have been dead by Chapter 3. Even then, Rider wanted to leave him because he saw Patch's mark on Mori's cape but again, through sheer determination, he clung to Rider's motorbike and that's how their journey together started.
His love and determination for his Mom literally kept him alive. That's how much he wanted to meet his Mom.