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I saw a tiktok that said Sylus isn’t actually a red flag cus “if you had your memories as MC [in the first meeting] it would’ve been completely consensual” uhhhh no… it would not have been. We need to learn how to sit with uncomfortable themes as they are delivered to us in our media. Sylus violated MC’s boundaries completely in their first meeting and that is fine because it served the narrative and made sense within it.

Characters are tools of story-construction, their actions are reflexive and reflective. MC is a character constantly dispossessed of her autonomy in every lifetime, Sylus violating that in the main story reinforced that theme, and their following relationship development centered around him learning to step back and working to gain her trust, and her growing around her initial impression of him. That’s literally how stories work. Characters are allowed to make mistakes (in fact, they’re supposed to) because that is how a story moves, they can let their emotions possess them, they can do bad things because of it. I know that the design of LADs is parasocial attachment but you need to be able to step back and see how each character fits into the story, and what they reflect in it. Saying Sylus had no non-consensual elements in his story is parroting a revisionist mental-gymnastics version of what happened in the main story.