I understand why Sasya would do the things he did, it was his only choice to survive and attain what he's always dreamed of and to his understanding that's how the world worked: a series of transactions. That doesn't mean he's free of guilt and while Karel was wrong in becoming obsessive I think some of you are forgetting that Sasya purposefully made him fall in love with him and need him so that he could take advantage of him, so I can see why Karel would feel betrayed when the man he took blame for and who he thought loved him (remember Sasya made him believe it was mutual) never sent a letter back and abandoned him. It's only natural his heart would close off and now that Sasya is trying to feel loved again, Karel rejects him because all those feelings he had in the past have turned into resentment.
In my opinion, Sasya is only experiencing the consequences of his actions. Obviously this is far too dramatic for plot purposes but yeah, I don't think Karel is overreacting.
Still hurts though.
In my opinion, Sasya is only experiencing the consequences of his actions. Obviously this is far too dramatic for plot purposes but yeah, I don't think Karel is overreacting.
Still hurts though.