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This intensifies reader debate surrounding Tasara's dual consciousnesses, with many commenters passionately favoring this \"evil\" persona, interpreting him as the original, loving Tasara burdened by shared suffering and longing for acceptance. While some readers celebrate the emotional confession and stunningly detailed art, others express significant discomfort regarding the scene's timing after prior trauma, the lack of clear consent (\"stop, it hurts, no\"), and the overall complexity of the fractured identity dynamic. Nara's profound confusion (\"I'm not sure about anything anymore\") mirrors the audience's own struggle to reconcile the characters' traumatic history with the current intense, ambiguous intimacy. 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