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A vocal majority condemns him as an \"overly emotional dumbass,\" frustrated by his repeated failure to control his temper and his decision to ignore explicit warnings, thereby hindering the mission. Critics argue his possessiveness and irrationality make him a danger to the very person he wants to protect. Conversely, a compassionate minority defends his actions, citing his profound trauma, Bael's decades of psychological grooming, and the understandable panic of a deeply abused man fearing the loss of his only source of love. For these readers, his breakdown is a tragic but realistic consequence of his curse. 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