Criminal Interview
i didn’t gaf abt the story until the end tbh. i think a lot of the mystery elements could’ve been presented better but the author definitely clutched up at the end.
i think kister and jonathan’s time together in the apartment could’ve been explored more, bc jonathan clearly held some affection towards kister bc of this time but we barely saw any of the moments where kister put down the act for bit. there was only like 2 moments. i’m not saying jonathan should’ve been completely comfortable w him but he was terrified of him from beginning to end. ig jonathan’s trust that kister wouldn’t kill him was a good example but i just wished there was more context that led up to this trust.
i think robert’s character was probably the most irrelevant in this whole thing. he was built up by cicero to be this awful and crazy guy but he was just a guy with a few obsessive, over-protective tendencies. the non-usage of this built up element of his character felt so nothing-burger to me, like okay… the tracker in the watch was a good example of robert’s freakiness but this was the only actually crazy thing he did. like all this build up and the watch thing for nothing bc we don’t even know what happens to him at the end. robert could’ve been completely removed from the story and everything would’ve proceeded the same.
i liked kister’s backstory and how the mc literally brought color to his dull world that was such fire art direction. the dichotomy between the way the mc’s interview w kister at the start of the series and where the interview at the start of it was also rly good. the ending of this series was pretty much perfect, i have no gripes about it. we don’t know what happened to the rest of the mc’s friends like jerome and robert but tbh they were just side characters anyways (also i did not gaf abt robert at all).
True Education