JusticeItEasy said: Lol I believe the Mr Narrator may be a biiiiiiiiiiit delusional like a Deibu.
Well, I mean, people tend to like to vary their portrayal of how yukkuri behave in their media. While many go for a variable approach, some polarize their actions and mindset across the board.
Look at kiriataa. Any degree of malice from his yukkuri (that I can recall, at least) is out of ignorance (House yu home invasion) and jealousy (See Shell Marisa). They're actually almost sickeningly sweet and prone to tears over nothing. Not much that someone who wasn't particularly pro-abuse would consider unforgivable crimes.
With that in mind it's fair to say that if he portrays a similar world in which yukkuri are misguided but generally well-intentioned, it WOULD be easy to spoil them rotten if you didn't have a heart of stone.
I'm being more cynical and "Yukkuri World" realistic than anything else here, the idea that cuteness of koyukkuris would make Evil People spoil and being nice to them, is laughable, we have to many stories on which Koyukkuri cuteness won't stop the abyuse conga from anon.
That's why i call Mr Narrator delusional like a deibu, only yukkuris believe that cuteness will prevent them from facing harm when we know the world doesn't work like that.
By the way for me Mr Narrator =/= The Author, i treat the narrator as a character on his own, after all this artist is well known for his abuse works as well.
And that without incluiding the whole "if you are a genre savvy yukkuri aficionadoo/enthusiat, you won't let cuteness fool you, and instead you'll test their worth, no watery eyes are proof enough of a manjuus worth, and we know that spoiling them = ruining them for good."
But i'm not sure this applies with this artist works. . .at least i think it doesn't for the time being.
I had a friend who put a yukkuri-bonsai on a table as a decoration, but all the little koyukkuris fell down and died. I believe nobody wants to see something like this happen... Let the adult yukkuri sleep somewhere on the floor level, and surround it with soft pillows. This little koyukkuris wouldn't accidentally fall when they're born. But just a reminder. A yukkuri that is stalk-pregnant shouldn't be placed at a high place. Because it is very easy for little koyukkuris to fall off. Newly born koyukkuris are extremely cute. When they stare at you with their big watery eyes, I believe not even the most evil person can resist the temptation to spoil them rotten under these pure gazes.