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Originally Posted by Rainrir
I am more like evaluating the system within the fictional world's standards. Instead of basing it on what our own real world is like. I think Ohtaka totally intended Moganett to be "grey" than totally elul.
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I think Ohtaka isn't really intending to blur the lines, but rather, inform the readers that rukh isn't as reliable guideline as previously believed, which leads to character development for Aladdin.
I think Moghamett is rather intended as a grey at first outlook, but once you take away the facade, completely dark. Him being an evil that's not self-aware leads to the previous statement about rukh not being an absolute guideline.
The story is, in my opinion, a growth for Aladdin to judge with his own eyes instead of relying on rukh. And for that to work, Dumberdouche has to be a "bad guy".
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It is not a cult, it is a READING SOCIETY, cuz you know subtext.
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And soon to be LEADING SOCIETY amirite?