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Originally Posted by Thess
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I don't know if Sheryl only thought about the "pity" thing. Sheryl fully gave up her future because she was dying (and probably didn't want to burden Alto's future). She wanted to go with a "bang". Even if Alto loved her, it was over before it began. She had bigger concerns (like the war and also saving Ranka's life...). They were already "playing" lovers (Sheryl's words), so it would be the circumstances surrounding them that forced her to end it (to Alto's protests).
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<sigh> I
knew I should have added an "in the romantic aspect of her life" somewhere to my post. Yeah, of course Sheryl also had other motivations, I was however comparing her feelings in the romantic aspect to Altos, so I left out all the selfless "sacrifice myself for Frontier" stuff.
And, yes, I think the aspect of "pity or not" fundamentally goes back to the romance aspect of the show.