[ SECRET POST #2191 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2191 ⌋

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Comments

[morieris]

I almost agree, but I think V's story arc helped Ralph to gain some self acceptance, even if he's not flaunting it at the end.

I do agree that that one line in the Fungeon was a weak bridge.

[othellia]

I almost agree, but I think V's story arc helped Ralph to gain some self acceptance, even if he's not flaunting it at the end.

And I agree with that too, but it was kind of like self-accepting of what? That he's a villain of a game in which the majority of his residents hate him? That he's forced to sleep in the dump alone every night while everyone parties and has fun? The only reason the end was happy was, not because he finally accepted himself, but that the others around him started to accept him too.

It's like the bullying campaigns that focus all on the victim learning to feel better about themselves, while ignoring the actual problem - i.e. the bullies.