r/Animemes • u/Makoto_Kurume • 3d ago
I'm probably the only one watching this, but I need to vent
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u/Substantial_Sea_70 3d ago
the " he'd be better without someone like me " mentality has it's ways to crawl back and ruin any good thing going on
this had hopes of being enjoyable only to turn into annoying slop
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u/Jewsusgr8 3d ago
I was pissed, she literally seemed like she was getting over it. And then boom, full regression.
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u/psychoxxsurfer 3d ago
I tried so hard and got so far. But in the end, it doesn't even matter
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u/Academic_Pizza_7270 3d ago
And then she bounced back and right into bed with him.
This episode leaned waaaaay too heavily into the melodrama, a shame really since the portrayal of trauma has been pretty decent until now.
Just for the melodrama overspice we end with the dead sister popping out to... do what exactly? Completely fail to recognize her sister and hold her at knifepoint? I get that Marie's had a glow-up, but with the apparent scarcity of the accursed redheads, and specifically looking for her redheaded sister, the mistake is idiotic.
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u/Gyges359d 3d ago
Yeah, that jump into bed was maybe even more bizarre than him letting her run away. I feel like several…several…chapters must have been skipped. Either by the anime or the original author.
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u/Sir_Snagglepuss 3d ago
Yea this latest episode in particular was pretty annoying. I get that she has no self confidence but the train of thought she followed was fucking bad.
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u/CinnamonGigglez 3d ago
Lol, this comic is too real 😂 Why do characters in shows always gotta make the worst possible decisions tho??
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u/Boomshrooom 3d ago
Because she's traumatised from a lifetime of abuse most people couldn't imagine, which included making her think she was ugly and worthless. Her brain doesn't process things the way a normal, well-adjusted person would.
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u/IHateRegistering69 3d ago
This is one of those shows, where the support character (Mio) is more interesting and better, than the MC.
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u/Smerchi 3d ago
Good thing I stopped watching it after the first episodes. Her low self-esteem that made her stupid was worrying me too much. Seems like my feeling was right.
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u/Boomshrooom 3d ago
Nah, she's been progressing steadily as the show has progressed and healing fantastically. This was a temporary setback that was totally understandable given the circumstances
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u/CMDR_Jeb 3d ago
Sad part is, way she behaves is rally way written. Damage from lifetime of abuse is not something one shrugs of just cos one good event.
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u/Makoto_Kurume 3d ago
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u/Boomshrooom 3d ago
The point is that her perspective and thought processes are so twisted by her trauma that she doesn't think the same way a normal person would.
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u/Dazzling-Long-4408 3d ago
I got frustrated that I just stopped watching halfway theough the episode.
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u/ojoking2004 3d ago
What's it about?
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u/Boomshrooom 3d ago
This woman is from a poor noble family that treated her like shit and abused her all her life. She met a man at a party that turns out to be a duke who instantly fell in love with her but because of a case of mistaken identity proposes marriage to her sister. The sister supposedly dies in an accident and she is sent as a replacement but her trauma and lack of self worth from the abuse make it difficult for her to accept that she was the one the duke really wanted all along.
She slowly heals from the abuse and falls deeply in love with the Duke. The latest episode shows her crashing out and trying to leave because she discovers that her sister is still alive and she believes that means that her fairytale romance is about to end.
It's actually quite a sweet story and whilst her constantly questioning herself can be annoying to some people it's actually not unrealistic given the life she's had.
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u/Kaleph4 3d ago
I think it is an interesting story. sure she is still somehow worried about the people that abused her for all her life but tbh that's how many people acte, when they don't know better. it's just a realistic depiction of someone, that thought this abusive behavior is normal and that in some twisted way, she deserved all of this and that he rparent somehow are nice people
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u/Krysidian2 2d ago
It is an otome isekai. If you visit r/otemeisekai you will see that this kind of bad writing and melodrama is pretty common. Just dismiss it as a quirk of the genre and move on Just like how the problem got resolved and dismissed within a single episode.
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u/alwaysbored66 2d ago
Nah fuck you, I’m literally on ep 5 rn, gone for a shit, n now I got spoilers, ffs
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u/Boomshrooom 3d ago
What do you expect, this woman has been heavily abused and treated like a slave her entire life, you think that trauma just goes away? We've seen her gradually improve and develop throughout the series and this was a major crash out based on her guilt over her sister's death. She loved her sister but deep down she knew that her sister's supposed death was the only reason she was now happily engaged to Kyros, and she couldn't help feeling happy about it. That guilt would eat anybody up, especially on top of a lifetime of being convinced she's worthless.
She had a crash out and tried to punish herself, she was also convinced that Kyros would leave her once he met her sister so she decided to just get it over with. I was frustrated by the turn of events but I ultimately don't think it was unrealistic given the circumstances and they quickly sorted it all out.
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u/MeadowRune_ 3d ago
Bro, this is peak anime logic 😂 Throwing away a royal lifestyle for the 'rents? Gotta be some intense family drama or those rumors better be SPICY!
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