Bittersweat af

Moonacre May 1, 2020 4:06 pm

In part, I liked the fact that he doesn't end up falling in love with the kidnapper, because seriously, that's becoming a trope lately.
But there are so many things wrong as well. Like, what's the whole point of Hayan's existence? Or why would the bad guy be plain bad? Surely there could be a deeper reason for him to be this freaking nuts?! Anyway, is not a complete waste of time, but we shouldn't have had such high expectations...

Responses
    mimoz May 1, 2020 4:08 pm

    Yeah... it would have been so interesting if the author had gone deeper into the psychological pathology he had. Lacking love from your parents doesn’t necessarily mean become sociopathic like him..

    Moonacre May 1, 2020 5:22 pm
    Yeah... it would have been so interesting if the author had gone deeper into the psychological pathology he had. Lacking love from your parents doesn’t necessarily mean become sociopathic like him.. mimoz

    Exactly! Regardless of the fact that what he did was wrong- no excuse- I'm sure something happened in his life to make him like that. Because at one point he must have realized his mom had a disease and, even though that may not have erased the feeling of abandonment, someone who understands can't just turn into a psycho so easily!