Comment by The Long Quiet on The Reincarnated Noble Lady Runs Away to Another World - Chapter 8

Comment on ChapterThe Reincarnated Noble Lady Runs Away to Another World - Chapter 8
The Long Quiet
The Long QuietBattle-Hardened·4 days ago
Ch. 8

I wouldn't say her dad is in the right, nor forgiven, but I just think he needs time to sort out his own thoughts. Whilst trying the protect the one he loved, he hurt everyone around him even more. Stepmother is unforgivable though

The world is at chaos. It is neither fair nor sensible. It wrongs heroes, and breed scum. It is life with ugliness without a trace of beauty. The malice of the world, shall be sundered by the villain

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Shirosei
ShiroseiMember·4 days ago(edited)
@The Long Quiet meh, allowing abuse of a child to happen is almost the same as abusing the child yourself. "I did not know they were treating her so bad"- so what? It just means you did not care enough to know what was going on in your child life, he deserves no forgiveness.
Yuki
YukiShonen Spirit·4 days ago(edited)
@Shirosei Exactly my thoughts. He after losing his wife her mother should have been the one most in charge of what was happening around his own child. The fact that he left it to some random who-re he slept with while he was still married is truly proof that he did not deserve to be called a parent, he might as well be the abuser himself because he left her to that situation he did not try to make sure that she wasn't being mistreated or treated poorly by The strangers he left in his house.
The Long Quiet
The Long QuietBattle-Hardened·4 days ago
@Yuki Eh, I wouldn't exactly say that what he did was wrong. He had his own responsibilities to deal with. And he was told by his new family and basically all the servants that she never wanted to see him again
@Shirosei allowing the abuse implies awareness of it. Dude assumed, naively and mistakenly, that the staff would treat his daughter well and never bothered to check.
The Long Quiet
The Long QuietBattle-Hardened·3 days ago
@Michael Bootes Absolutely. He's negligent and naive but not a bad parent
@The Long Quiet oh he’s still a bad parent just not an abusive one. In the range’s of neglect and his is pretty high up there even if he intended no harm he could have at least gotten regular reports on her wellbeing from someone he trusted. Unless of course step-mom and step sis were giving him false ones.