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This decision is primarily fueled by interactions with his brothers; while readers acknowledge their wholesome affection, the underlying threat of the game's incestuous routes creates a shared sense of discomfort and pity for Jerry, who can no longer accept their familial love without fear. His flawed logic—believing endings are fixed while beginnings are not—is a major point of contention. The narrative also highlights Ilya's escalating possessiveness, with one reader describing a menacing scene where he silently burns down a tent, stoking concern that Jerry's avoidance will only worsen his yandere traits. A key point of speculation arises from the chapter's final panel, where Crown Prince Karyan is conspicuously absent from the lineup of love interests Jerry vows to reject. 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