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And the ml also kinda knew he was getting his wishes fulfilled, no? So, the conclusion of the djin abandoning him threw me off a little.
It's the result of selfishness, born from ml's privileged position in comparison to the Djin. Yes, ml got attached and perhaps it was even love, but at the end of the day he was pretty entitled and blind to the pov of someone that has no real choice.
I never once blamed the Djin. They had every right to be angry. We can't expect a deity/demon to have the same morals and understanding as humans. They were betrayed and imprisoned by countless humans over their kindness and curiosity towards the human race. Imagine getting chained for life over human greed? Then punished over fulfilling wishes, even if those weren't as fulfilling as the human imagined them. I'm not saying i don't feel sorry for ml, i just don't blame the Djin for wanting to be FREE.