>>715710710
>at least end 1 Anon feels utterly guilty and end 2 Anon doesn't pretend to be a good person
I appreciated that Anon was always honest with himself if nobody else throughout the story. Or most times, anyway
The whole idea of him knowing exactly who he is, for better or worse, is a pretty novel idea I don't really feel is explored much. Same with him not being able to deal with people properly. It contrasted well with Fang knowing nothing about herself, but being confident in her desire to handle other people