Don't get me wrong, the story is engaging and really makes great use of foreshadowing, while building this unsettling/dread as the story progresses. I adored the sweet and wholesome side of their relationship, and seeing Seijin blossom into someone he can be proud of. However, it's because of this that I don't think I'm everrrrr gonna like Ido. I find him revolting and I do not believe anything he's done now can ever take away from the violence he put Seijin through, (whether he was able to rewrite that or not). He isn't redeemable in my eyes because we saw how traumatic this was for the Seijin, all of the insomnia, the confusion and his pain. Like after driving Seijin to harm himself, he gets a redo with his victim? Why? I know Ido is end game and I'm resided to that fact, and hopefully when this comes back for season 3 my feelings won't feel so raw, but right now, I'm so conflicted. A part of me loves them together but I can't overlook what he did so how could I possibly root for their love?
Don't get me wrong, the story is engaging and really makes great use of foreshadowing, while building this unsettling/dread as the story progresses. I adored the sweet and wholesome side of their relationship, and seeing Seijin blossom into someone he can be proud of. However, it's because of this that I don't think I'm everrrrr gonna like Ido. I find him revolting and I do not believe anything he's done now can ever take away from the violence he put Seijin through, (whether he was able to rewrite that or not). He isn't redeemable in my eyes because we saw how traumatic this was for the Seijin, all of the insomnia, the confusion and his pain. Like after driving Seijin to harm himself, he gets a redo with his victim? Why? I know Ido is end game and I'm resided to that fact, and hopefully when this comes back for season 3 my feelings won't feel so raw, but right now, I'm so conflicted. A part of me loves them together but I can't overlook what he did so how could I possibly root for their love?