[ SECRET POST #2735 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2735 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's so weird. Those people above mocking OP because they think this is a perfect explanation are missing that the person who feels more sadly about the animal feels worse about that than the infant.

[(Anonymous)]

Indeed. I get feeling bad about the dog, you're SUPPOSED to feel bad about the dog (that's why it was included, atomic bombs do not discriminate), but the person the OP was criticizing said explicitly that it was as bad (IF NOT WORSE!?) than a terrified mother trying, in her last moments, to protect her infant as both their bodies melted away. I'm not going to say someone has messed up priorities based on their emotional reaction to an anime, such things can't be helped, but I just can't empathize with the 'the dog dying was just as bad!' mindset.