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This development has intensified the debate among readers; while some defend Conrad’s actions as an understandable trauma response stemming from his own abusive father, many criticize him for his immaturity, lack of trust, and failure to communicate. The twin characters, Xian and Vian, are identified as the comedic, albeit unwitting, catalysts for the entire fiasco. While Leslie is shown to still care for Conrad, even making him an ornament, some readers feel both characters are at fault for being inconsiderate of each other's feelings. 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The situation worsens dramatically when Conrad is seen speaking with an unknown woman, leading readers to speculate that he is hypocritically plotting to make Leslie jealous in retaliation. This development has intensified the debate among readers; while some defend Conrad’s actions as an understandable trauma response stemming from his own abusive father, many criticize him for his immaturity, lack of trust, and failure to communicate. The twin characters, Xian and Vian, are identified as the comedic, albeit unwitting, catalysts for the entire fiasco. While Leslie is shown to still care for Conrad, even making him an ornament, some readers feel both characters are at fault for being inconsiderate of each other's feelings. 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