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Originally Posted by Sol Falling
Sure, he has a right. But the only reason Ohana was pushing him away in the first place was out of guilt.
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Guilt for which I don't blame him. What does he have to do with it? I also think that if she really feels guilty, unilaterally cutting him off from her life is poor way of expressing it.
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That she thought she'd done something wrong by him, I think, should have at least gotten through in the conversation.
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I think, from what little he had to go on, it's a lot to ask of him to understand the guilt is there, where it comes from, and to deal with it.
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If from the start their friendship had meant anything to him, I don't think he should've let her go.
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That's a criticism that can be leveled at her just as easily.
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Basically, yeah. The bare interactions themselves I don't make a great fuss about. Simply, from what I've seen, Kou has been more self-absorbed in his own emotions than Ohana who's been trying her best to answer him.
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Again, it's Ohana's story. She has more screentime, and we naturally sympathize with her more. That doesn't mean that whenever something happens, it's all the other party's fault, and none of hers.