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No. 1879
>>1876
I must disagree, Lady Yosuya.
While your suggestion is, in theory, logically viable and even self-evident, the obvious issue (at least obvious to any extrauniversal Asividan) is Agahara's mental state.
It borders rather dangerously on territory where usage of her powers might well lead to her succumbing to the Dark against her will.
Given how necessary usage of her powers evidently is - well, you see my point. Should that happen, even with Komiyo's restraining powers, it could easily end in a catastrophe for not just those in Agahara's immediate vicinity, but the entire nation.
This leads to the logical conclusion that betterment of Agahara's mental state is urgently necessary. Of course, from a cold-hearted perspective, a breakup might be a viable solution here; after all, no romantic relationship means no romantic expectations.
But a breakup would not facilitate the sudden erasure of existing feelings (however juvenile and rushed those feelings may be). Meaning, all a breakup would cause is more heartbreak and unfulfilled longing, thus only increasing the likelihood of Agahara losing herself.
So, if anything, I can merely agree with your suggestion in the sense that even beginning a romantic relationship in the manner they did was foolish from the outset - all the more considering their social immaturity and deficits, especially Suzuko's.
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