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This frustration is amplified by the recent academy flashbacks, which have convinced readers that the plot was irrevocably changed years prior, making Yunifer's current adherence to it seem illogical and self-sabotaging. The community is divided between those who criticize her for being dense and \"lying to herself\" about her developing feelings, and those who defend her hesitation as a valid fear of the unknown consequences of deviating from a known fate. Despite the widespread criticism of the \"stick to the plot\" trope, many readers praise Yunifer's eventual decision to stop forcing the original pairing and instead \"face\" her own emotions, viewing it as a moment of significant and refreshing character development. 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