WannabeShady90
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- Jul 28, 2022
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If we assume for the sake of the argument, that Lacey actually at least tries to love Captain SaveAHoe, there are two possible paths forward. (Reminder that the author definitly suffered through some form of the trauma he writes about, so this is what he is familiar with).
--> One path is that Captain SaveAHoe actually becomes the abuser. That's what I was referencing with the Nietzsche-quote "If you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you" earlier. That way Lacey would experiance the "love" of her father again - the exact one she has been seeking throughout the whole story so far.
--> The other path is the continued doom-loop Lacey just escalates. If we take her word for it and she is actually jealous and fears us leaving, it will probably include a kind of Harem-route to induce even more severe pain to punish herself. (Remember: She hates herself. She goes out of her way to experiance pain because she thinks she deserves it). If you wanted to actually "heal" her, you would need her to stop punishing herself and pushing everyone away in the process.
--> One path is that Captain SaveAHoe actually becomes the abuser. That's what I was referencing with the Nietzsche-quote "If you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you" earlier. That way Lacey would experiance the "love" of her father again - the exact one she has been seeking throughout the whole story so far.
--> The other path is the continued doom-loop Lacey just escalates. If we take her word for it and she is actually jealous and fears us leaving, it will probably include a kind of Harem-route to induce even more severe pain to punish herself. (Remember: She hates herself. She goes out of her way to experiance pain because she thinks she deserves it). If you wanted to actually "heal" her, you would need her to stop punishing herself and pushing everyone away in the process.