I read that you think haibara won't take the pill. I don't know I feel like that wouldn't work. because she's technically older than people her age, so if she started dating a 16 years old classmate, even though her body is 16 as well, her brain is 27. That's not right. I think she will go take the pill, go to college, be happy and still live with Agasa
I mean, I could be wrong. Aoyama could pull what to me would be the plot twist of a century and have Haibara regain her original body back. But I really don’t think so because her character development hasn’t been written that way.
The thing is, right now, her life as Haibara is all she has. As Shiho Miyano, she has no friends, no family, no relationships whatsoever. She doesn’t even have a home. If she were to regain this identity that I’m sure she almost detests by now, she’d have nothing to go back to and it would only be a constant and painful reminder of everything she’s lost.
But as Ai Haibara? She’s got the chance to relive her life, to start over away from the Organization and everything that ruined her first life. No one gets a second chance at life the way she has, and taking into account that she probably had no childhood whatsoever in her previous life, and was condemned not to have a normal adulthood at all as Shiho Miyano, I think she’s very lucky and she knows that, and she’ll take the second chance life has given her.
The logic to apply here is pretty much the same logic she applies in regards to the Witness Protection Program, actually. Remember when Jodie offered to get her in the WPP and Haibara refused? She did so because even though she knew that it was the logically right thing to do, emotionally, she didn’t want it, because she’s found an emotional home in the Detective Boys and Agasa. I think she’ll apply the same reasoning in this case.
Plus, her entire storyline isn’t motivated by her desire and need to get her original body back --whereas that’s Shinichi’s sole motivator. Here’s the difference to take into account when we compare Shinichi and Haibara’s situation: we know from the get-go that Shinichi is desperate to get back to his life. That goal fuels every decision he ever makes. Him asking Haibara for prototype antidotes and going through the pain of changing back every time backs this up. But what about Haibara? She never once shows the need to get her old body back because she knows it means nothing but trouble. Her storyline isn’t motivated by or centered around this --on the contrary, it’s almost clear that, if it wasn’t for Shinichi’s constant begging, she wouldn’t even want to find the cure. Because as Haibara she’s found friendship, solace, and family.
I know what you mean, though. Logically, it’s weird, because her mental age is different. But I think that’s not gonna really matter in the long run, as long as she has people who know her real identity and who she can talk to as an adult: meaning Agasa and Shinichi, mainly, but I have a very strong feeling that others like Ran, Amuro and Akai will eventually know in the end as well, the latter of which will stick around to make sure she’s okay.
So if I were writing it, that’d be the logical thing to do. It’d be the path that made most sense taking into account how her story has developed through the years.
But, again, I could very well be wrong and Aoyama could have her get back her original form by the end.
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