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Her aunt's harsh training and philosophy—that people are drawn to cruelty—are interpreted not as pure evil, but as a twisted, self-sacrificial method to ensure Seul's survival and escape from a laboratory, even at the cost of being hated. This upbringing is seen as having paradoxically shaped Seul's character; while she presents a jaded and apathetic exterior, she has not lost her humanity, suggesting the \"brainwashing\" ultimately failed. Contrasting this heavy introspection, the chapter provides a moment of warmth and comfort through Kasar, who embraces Seul in a scene that readers find adorable and reassuring. 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