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The act profoundly affects Ian, whose anger and distress are interpreted as a breakdown of his savior complex. Readers highlight the traumatic irony that he, having viewed Rosen as the sole survivor of the Riorton tragedy he feels responsible for, was tricked into nearly killing the one person he desperately wanted to \"save.\" This fuels widespread criticism of Ian, with many labeling him a self-righteous hypocrite who is taking her to a deadly prison while paradoxically obsessing over keeping her alive. Amidst this tension, an escape plot continues to unfold with the help of the ship's captain, affectionately called \"gramps,\" who provides Rosen with crucial information, earning him significant reader praise. Speculation about Rosen's past also deepens, with a popular theory suggesting she is covering for a friend, Emily, who may have killed her abusive husband. 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