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Readers overwhelmingly express that this narrative direction is a painful and unnecessary use of the \"suffering second male lead\" trope, questioning the chapter's purpose beyond highlighting his misery. Many feel the story does a disservice to his character, arguing that he deserved a chance at happiness with a new partner, similar to other supporting characters who have found peace. This sentiment has led to widespread disappointment, with some fans stating they would have preferred his character not reappear at all if only to be shown as perpetually heartbroken. A secondary criticism is aimed at Elise, who is perceived as \"clueless\" and insensitive for failing to recognize the depth of Michael's feelings. 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Readers overwhelmingly express that this narrative direction is a painful and unnecessary use of the \"suffering second male lead\" trope, questioning the chapter's purpose beyond highlighting his misery. Many feel the story does a disservice to his character, arguing that he deserved a chance at happiness with a new partner, similar to other supporting characters who have found peace. This sentiment has led to widespread disappointment, with some fans stating they would have preferred his character not reappear at all if only to be shown as perpetually heartbroken. A secondary criticism is aimed at Elise, who is perceived as \"clueless\" and insensitive for failing to recognize the depth of Michael's feelings. 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