I know I already said it in my art post, but it baffles me so endlessly that Parrot has spent much of his POV senselessly searching, and putting himself in grave danger, for the sake of finding 'the player who killed Wifies', 'the player who killed my best friend' - who he, mind you, could not tell you the first thing about, besides his loyalty to him, only to turn out to be the one who killed Wifies, in the end.
And he takes no blame for this whatsoever. At the sight of his death message that clearly denounces him as Wifies' murderer,
He only sighs, and moves on with his life. As if he is not to blame for this. As if he can never take any accountability for a thing like this at all.
It's genuinely deluded how hypocritical he is. He has always found The Director's action of taking away Wifies' life reprehensible, and has self-righteously said The Director was horrible for it, over and over again, and yet when it's him that does it, it's not even worth wasting his time dwelling on.
I think the worst part of this all was Wifies, in the end, still not wanting him to be hurt. Just like how he had told Parrot, everyone had something that they cared about, that could be used against them. Parrot was that person for Wifies. When he figures it out, instead of it being a wakeup call, he uses him to save his own sorry life, and leaves him behind to die painfully
