Right. And let's not forget about her little philanthropic show to Carl where she snuck out and pretended to help those street orphans and then shed a bunch of fake tears to make her look even more righteous, all to trick Carl and cover up that she was actually using the kids as spies to gather info on Patrick.
I will admit she's badass, but she's lacking some serious empathy which comes off as unsettling. She's almost as bad as Carl. The only difference is that her high resolve and loyalty prevents her from acting purely on the most logical outcome. That, along with her forgetting that her age and lack of power can sometimes pose as hurdles that can thwart her plans and even bring her close to death(referencing the alley incident with Ash and the other assassin).
Tracy's behavior is somewhat uncanny. And I'm not talking about "6-year-old" Tracy, I mean the reincarnated Tracy. Even considering that Tracy's true mental age is a teenager, it's still baffling to see how cunning she is. I mean, it's not out of character for her to be so crafty(referencing the flashback where she cleverly exposed her bullies and brought justice to them in hrr previous life). But, it's almost kinda sad to think that even in her original life, and as a teen at that, she was pushed to the point where she was forced to become cunning to survive. And if we remember how she was treated as an outcast in both school and "home", it's no wonder she became so cold and calculating.
The poor girl can't catch a break.
**If you made this far in my spiel congratulations and thx for reading. Let's wish her luck on her character development~~
Yes, you’re right. I was thinking of adding some of the points you mentioned, but I let it go since I had already written a lot, hahaha. Thanks for that
The FL's character is pretty unique, and that's nice. However, she sees everything like a chess game—that's why she sometimes acts overly logical, in my opinion. At times, it almost feels like she isn’t truly living in that world, but rather playing it from the outside.
For example, in her relationship with Oleg, she's too harsh toward a child who has been constantly beaten by his father and is trying to be kind and eager for love. She doesn't seem to feel any sympathy for him, and she's old enough to understand the situation.
Even though I'm glad to see a strong FL, I wish she showed more emotion. I don't expect her to be maternal or adopt a “love everyone” attitude—but she also doesn’t need to become a machine living only for her goals.