I agree with what you say. But I'm irritated at Hill for pleading for his brother. (Which i do understand him but i don't think its gonna go well). His request is too much since Xing mu is already doing alot by letting his brother live. (The brother that never treated Xing mu kindly by the way)
Totally!! The brother isn't sorry for everything he did to Xing Mu and his people. He doesn't show guilt unless it's specifically about Hill. The brother just doesn't have morals, he should rot in jail. Compare that to poor Hill, who truly had no power, but still blamed himself. He even implied that he deserved to die, because of what his brother and father did to innocent people.
Leave Hill ALONEEE, damn!! Start piling on Ivan instead, where the blame really belongs, lord almighty. The guy has *personally* seen to it that cruelty and injustice fall upon everyone around him except his family and the bootlicker doctor. Only when poisoning an entire river was brought up did he finally grow a conscience. He watched his father and his countrymen r*pe a whole country and had NO qualms about it. He personally saw to it that his brother would have NO choice over his own life, body and future. He didn't even have the spine to protect Hill from a r*pist and had the audacity to whip the only person that actually protected the brother he supposedly "cares" for. If Hill goes with him, I guarantee that his older brother will delude himself into "protecting" him by once again taking away his autonomy. Aside from wanting "the right" means to an end, he's just like his father. He craves control and has no issue with the genocidal, dictatorial world order that he ruled over. No morals, no excuses.
As for Hill, let him be free, goddamn. The baby is loved and well cared for. Yeah he will suffer abandonment wounds, it's not ideal, but Hill deserves to finally choose for himself after everything that has happened. He never agreed to any of this and it pisses me TF off seeing anyone guilt trip him, blame him, and manipulate his emotions. Let him go. He's a person, not everyone's comfort-dispenser. If you think he's selfish for wanting to have space and distance so he can breathe, reflect, and make his own choices, then fine. It's your right to be an insensate simpleton.