I like an idea that Fleix sees Dante as an idol and a role model in some way or another. However, I want to just brain storm about philosophies of Kuromaku and Felix.
I think that it is obvious that Felix wants to share basic view on people- nihilism
If Kuromaku literally comes from this idea, Felix could be classified as a “larper” of nihilism. Felix TRIES to think objectively, without being overly emotional, just like Kuromaku, but fails miserably. I can’t say that this is a bad thing, I think everyone in their lives at some point think that people or just environment around them is bad or cruel, and, especially now, this is more than understandable.
Felix is very dependent on a person around them, and he can actually be dishonest to himself and his beliefs, if he seeks attention or appreciation from an individual who does bad things
At the same time, even if Kuro doesn’t admit it, his actions and perception of his surroundings are deeply rooted in his personal principles. I think that it is very important for Maku to follow this rules no matter of a situation or circumstance (like a specific person who he admires to)
Kuromaku is what Felix wants to be
Or specifically he wants to have that backbone
Sorry for all of this, I can’t sleep and I’m just losing my mind
But, what do you think about all of this stuff?
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