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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

If you're into this as well as giving a benefit of the doubt for Hijiri's older brother (which I disagree) then what differentiates villains' harming (including Clotho above for kicking Houtaro's arm) to something like Tacchan breaking up with Yua? That he doesn't deserve a second chance where you'd think otherwise for the Dark Sisters? Where regarding consequences, if their opponents are too lenient on the villains it'd make them free from consequences and doesn't actually give justice/fairness that they pretty much get away scot free (moreso if they redeemed) and are being 'spoiled' for still receiving all help and love without having to make an effort to rightfully earn it.

Tatchan's apology to Yua was totally insincere and showed that he had no respect for her. He dumped her when he got bored and then expected her to take him back just by asking politely, like, no way, that dude needed a reality check. Yua doesn't owe him anything anymore and his only hope now is that he can learn to treat his next gf better. Furthermore, this is the same guy who put pressure on Manabe to change his dinosaur story in the X-Rex arc, so he's not exactly a nice person.

The Dark Sisters actually have redeeming qualities. Lachesis being the most obvious example, since she helped the Kitchen Ichinose Alliance to get in to Ouroboros World to confront Geryon in Episode 27 and she continues to be an asset to Kyoka's research and in combat as the new Valvarad. Even Clotho's kick can be considered a sign of rival respect, since Houtarou is strong enough to take it and Clotho talks more highly of Houtarou in a future interaction with Gigist. Like you said, Atropos is the most callous of the three, but I'll believe in Rinne's judgment that she can also be made to see the error of her ways.