This seem to lead really nowhere. Nobody with the possible exception of Sebastian seem to change much, and even Sebastian is still masking his change. I mean the dad is still the same SOB, and instead striking out independently (like the story seemed to be leading up to) they're tamely back home. Why? Now they have to hide their relationship, and be master and servant once more. I just don't get the point. I suppose it is due to the mangaka's inherent instinct for social and parental conformity.
This seem to lead really nowhere. Nobody with the possible exception of Sebastian seem to change much, and even Sebastian is still masking his change. I mean the dad is still the same SOB, and instead striking out independently (like the story seemed to be leading up to) they're tamely back home. Why? Now they have to hide their relationship, and be master and servant once more. I just don't get the point. I suppose it is due to the mangaka's inherent instinct for social and parental conformity.