- Jun 26, 2018
- 8,485
- 11,664
Actually, on this route the MC arrives late, that is, when he arrives it has already happened. Yes, you've decided you don't want to romance her, but the MC still hasn't gotten around to telling her when it happens.On a side note, the way Nea is written makes it actually quite logical. Her life pre-MC is extremely abusive, and trust me you have no idea how heavily that kind of environment affect trans people. So since she was written in such a broken and vulnerable state, the simple hope of someone loving her has absurdly high effects on her mental state, and understandably it's revealed she has a huge fear of abandonment.
So the MC pushing her away sends her very much spiraling inside her own head. And for someone in such a mental state, that spiral can be extremely destructive.
Plus the MC can be kind of fucking stupid at times with his interactions with her, too, which does not help in the slightest.
So while yes, the writting could have been chosen to go another way, it's actually fairly logically and realistically done, paradoxally.
I guess it's more the fear of being rejected that makes it happen rather than being rejected, which is something that hasn't happened yet when she jumps.