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A prominent emerging theory, supported by the alter ego's dialogue about reclaiming his body and healing wounds, posits that the \"evil\" or night Tasara is actually the original consciousness, while the \"kind\" daytime Tasara may be an impostor, a curse manifestation, or a separate entity suppressing the real prince. This theory stems from observations that the kind Tasara lacks certain memories and seems resigned to death, whereas the alter ego actively fights for survival and control. Concurrently, comments suggest Nara's feelings may be shifting, with speculation that he could be developing an attraction or connection to this possessive alter ego despite the history of non-consensual acts and the ongoing manipulation. 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