- Dec 13, 2018
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Years of living with a likely oppressive, uber-religious father will do that to a person, so I don't see how that's a flaw. She hasn't really been allowed to stand on her own 2 feet and when she did, her true characer shone through, and yes, when Josy arrived she changed, because although she loves Josy, it reminded her of the wedge her Dad is trying to drive between them and of all those distressing feelings. But when Maya doesn't focus on that and things don't happen that remind her of it, she's that same great character you first met, because this is how people are sometimes; they put on a brave face and try not to dwell on the bad stuff, but sometimes you can't help but let the bad feelings in.See my problem with Maya is how easily she let's other people control her life, she's too "submissive". She was such an amazing character before Josei showed up but then all of her character progression basically reset back to zero. Rather it be Josei or her Dad it seems like she's always following someone else's lead, she needs to grow a backbone and stand up for herself for once.
Just because she gets down every once in a while because she feels distressed by her current predicament isn't necessarily a black mark against her character, it's just how she is, and I guess there are 2 options for people here; give a shit and help her however you can because it's the right thing to do, or don't give a shit due to a lack of empathy. Me, I choose the former.