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Leah's arc is probably best swallowed as a whole than by parts. I did that and I can see how most probably felt through the updates.
I agree with a lot of your take, but one thing I want to add: Is how self aware she is. Her problems are obvious and easy to solve in her position, and she bloody knows it. She can legit just let Jaime send her to study overseas and then take a position in her company.
Through the chapters all her friends are settled on nthe issue, to the point Jaime points it out and how she "wants to be done with this marriage issue so they can focus on saving the world"
Leah almost breaks down then and there because she knows the stakes. She knows a bloody Goddess can tear through her torso at any moment, and do the same to the rest of the world, and only her friend group can solve that.
I like that she also feels guilty over it, and that's also why she kind of tries to distance herself from the group at times, thinking she's the problem and she's dragging them down with her (again, despite them being settled on the solution)
I just thought this when writing this post, but this is also when she learned why Vic's dad's on jail.
Once again, "bigger problems" are right in front of her, and she can't bring herself to solve her "tiny" problems.
Dunno how to put it into words, but she has a sort of need to be on top, but at the same time, feels impotent and puts herself down a lot of the time.
Tbh, CJ honored his name whenever he came up to help her. Gotta love the girl, and man does what he gotta do alright.
EDIT: Thank bros for the tip, I was thinking 1 GB was a lot for a part 2 update, so now it makes sense!
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