AS I read more of these, it might be that some of the yukkuri aren't actually being selfish; but are trying to restore a sense of 'normalcy' or dispel some disbelief by acting like that. Kind of like when a person starts talking to someone who's clearly dead.
This, of course, doesn't change my enjoyment of the matter, but may clear the names of a few yukkuris who weren't actually shitheads.
I think you have a quite off interpretation there Random2.
You have to consider this Marisa was trying to run away before leaving it's family behind and this page just added more salt to the wound with the disrespectful "GET OUT KID STOP GETTING ON MY WAY" kind of comment to the agonizing ko, which mind you it's still alive, if you checked the previous pages it was going "D-d-daddy" which made the father scream.
So it turns out to be selfish, nothing about "restore normalcy" or anything, since basically it was running away while forsaking it's family which she doomed by bringing them here, since it's was her very own plan to begin with.
Ah, I wasn't really referring to this one per se, but ones like the Reimus in Best Mother and The Happy Family. I happened to formulated the thought me here, although perhaps I should've posted it in those threads instead. XD
Random2 said: Ah, I wasn't really referring to this one per se, but ones like the Reimus in Best Mother and The Happy Family. I happened to formulated the thought me here, although perhaps I should've posted it in those threads instead. XD
If you mean the "NO MORE GOING HOME!" in those stories, it's more understable, since at least the yukkuris were witnesses of the whole carnage before trying to leave after seeing everything truly lost and not just leaving their loved ones to their doom.