[Galvantula]

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Originally Posted by Thessair

I agree. Plus, considering what's happening to people and the attacks and the like, it really makes Mai look selfish. I understand that dancing is important to her, but the people of the city are terrified and all she seems to care about is dancing/how people think about the beat riders. Clearly she has some insecurity issues and her appeal as a character is diminishing rapidly.

I foresee bad things happening to Mai if she keeps holding on to the sad dream of dancing saving everyone. With the Energy Riders, Invess and the constant threat of death or infection she's starting to stick out rather badly in Gaim's fleshed out world.

While I understand wanting to hold onto better memories at one point she's going to have to face reality. Didn't anything Red Eye tell her get though her head or is she so in love with Bravo that the suffering of the people she claims to love not really registering anymore?

It's as if all common sense has been drained from her character once poop hit the fan.