[DreadBringer]

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Originally Posted by DreamSword

Unfortunately, "boo hoo I don't have a boyfriend" isn't at the top of my list of things that I find engaging. Especially since she has all the money in the world and could easily just buy her way out of most of her problems.

Dunno if you're the type to condemn the rich and have "eat the rich" mentality, in insisting that if you're rich, you gotta have little to no problems because of money. Thus you can't ever be in a bad place or feel a predicament/struggle over anything as any of their problems should be trivial, due to money. You'd be wrong no matter what if you're rich, if you're happy then you're hoarding wealth, but if you're unhappy, then you're ungrateful.... what'd be something actually acceptable for them to do, if one is rich?

Not being loved correctly including abuse and neglect can produce childhood trauma, making one unsure if anyone's love is genuine and seek ways to validate it through obvious signs. For riches, no amount of money would ever make one genuinely love you; familial, platonic, or romantic - buying them out gets them to chase for your money, not you yourself. In her case, if it's something romantic, getting a spouse arranged (which Irumi does) or paid to marry you, is definitely not true love, they don't properly know you.... let alone love you. True love is when one genuinely loves you, for being you, unconditionally, not for ulterior motives like how loaded you are, or how popular, for instance.

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Originally Posted by Sh Ranger

So Neon doesn't receive healthy familial, romantic or platonic love, which is why she's willing to risk her life to obtain it and why she values her connection with Sara, who actually treats her as a person.

As Neon already met Sara in the early part of the series, do you think that Neon actually had received her goal of getting true love this early, from Sara (furthermore, also Ace and Keiwa helping her zombie problems), and thus she actually shouldn't have the need to play DGP and/or further try to obtain true love anymore? People claim that if she gets her true love already, there'd be no reason for her to be involved in the story anymore.

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Originally Posted by Fish Sandwich

I mean, you're free to draw that conclusion if you want, but if you read that post closely enough, you'll notice I don't actually express any particular personal opinions on Geats anywhere in there.

I was maybe getting ahead, but where I'm coming from was perhaps the claim there that Ace is too likable and endearing when Ace can rub people the wrong way and turn people off the show. The reply there also seems defensive rather than continuing the criticism like explaining about game show nature part, though dunno if it's about playing devil's advocate, admittedly.