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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- This chapter didn't quite have the impact I was expecting it to. |
| I think this chapter was very well done. It was deep and emotional. |
| "Your father is a good man, you know". I don't see how someone coward enough to abandon his family without even saying goodbye, leaving two children and all the work responsibilities to his wife, could be considered a good man. Seriously, there's no way. That is a very, very self-centered man, and it astounds me that this happening is actually so common. Very emotional chapter, I was "hoping" that the father had suffered an accident of some sort that could explain his disappearance, but just leaving, even with his son pleading him not to... that was very sad. |
 (THIS WAY FOREVER) |
| Even if the outcome as well as the reason invoked were already pretty obvious thanks to the family story and the way the manga was behaving until now, the chapter was very well conducted. 5/5 Impressed by the wife's comprehension. |
| I really do understand the father's situation. He was basically forced into the family of his dead friend. Too kind to refuse the plea of help (combined with the guilt of surviving the war instead of his friend), but F@ck this, he has 2 children. How can a loving parent ever abandon their own children?! I don't understand how personal freedom can overweight the love to your own flesh and blood! The verdict is simple. The father was never happy, never wanted children and never loved his wife and children; the same way he never wanted to be a tailor. He always believed he was an imposter in this house and likely made children because the wife wanted so. He likely doesn't consider them to be "his own children" too. Despite knowing this, I can't feel anything but hate and disgust towards this person. To the children, he was always the real father. They never considered him to be a fake. No child deserves this. What else would he be trying to do in life? Live quietly like a hermit somewhere till death? Selfish... so selfish... and it is way more disgusting how he just left without saying anything to anyone (in the past). Poor little sister will still suffer now that she's the only one who doesn't know anything. |
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