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He reveals a terrifying and possessive obsession that he deludedly frames as \"love,\" a notion Bianca immediately refutes, correctly identifying it as \"obsession, madness and rage.\" This confrontation has solidified Jacob as a primary antagonist, eliciting intense disgust from readers who label him a \"psychopath.\" However, this revulsion is frequently paired with a conflicted fascination for the \"yandere\" archetype, with many admitting his handsome design and obsessive nature are compelling, albeit terrifying. Reader reactions also include grim satisfaction at Fernand's sudden death and widespread concern for Bianca's loyal maid, Yvonne, who was injured in the chaos. 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He reveals a terrifying and possessive obsession that he deludedly frames as \"love,\" a notion Bianca immediately refutes, correctly identifying it as \"obsession, madness and rage.\" This confrontation has solidified Jacob as a primary antagonist, eliciting intense disgust from readers who label him a \"psychopath.\" However, this revulsion is frequently paired with a conflicted fascination for the \"yandere\" archetype, with many admitting his handsome design and obsessive nature are compelling, albeit terrifying. Reader reactions also include grim satisfaction at Fernand's sudden death and widespread concern for Bianca's loyal maid, Yvonne, who was injured in the chaos. 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He reveals a terrifying and possessive obsession that he deludedly frames as \"love,\" a notion Bianca immediately refutes, correctly identifying it as \"obsession, madness and rage.\" This confrontation has solidified Jacob as a primary antagonist, eliciting intense disgust from readers who label him a \"psychopath.\" However, this revulsion is frequently paired with a conflicted fascination for the \"yandere\" archetype, with many admitting his handsome design and obsessive nature are compelling, albeit terrifying. Reader reactions also include grim satisfaction at Fernand's sudden death and widespread concern for Bianca's loyal maid, Yvonne, who was injured in the chaos. 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