I just finished the whole novel last night, and I really don't like who she ended up with.
It's Oscar（/TДT)/
Here's my take on him, based on the novel. A male lead is usually someone the audience can root for or at least relate to—but Oscar’s actions are extreme and horrifying, making it hard to see him as the ML.
He SA-ed the female, forcefully kissing her, stalking her, threatening her. His yandere behavior isn’t romantic—it’s controlling and toxic.
Take Romeo and Calix! Why didn't she choose either of them???? They have charm, intelligence, kindness, and courage—but Oscar’s defining traits are madness, violence, and obsession. That makes him a compelling villain or antihero, not the romantic center of the story.
I just finished the whole novel last night, and I really don't like who she ended up with.
It's Oscar（/TДT)/
Here's my take on him, based on the novel.
A male lead is usually someone the audience can root for or at least relate to—but Oscar’s actions are extreme and horrifying, making it hard to see him as the ML.
He SA-ed the female, forcefully kissing her, stalking her, threatening her. His yandere behavior isn’t romantic—it’s controlling and toxic.
Take Romeo and Calix! Why didn't she choose either of them???? They have charm, intelligence, kindness, and courage—but Oscar’s defining traits are madness, violence, and obsession. That makes him a compelling villain or antihero, not the romantic center of the story.