>>716523864>chujin probably would have been able to reign her in on with easeLet's be real here, Chujin wasn't that great at that either. Ceroba obviously doesn't know what she's doing when it comes to any kind of technological/scientific endeavor, as evidenced by her trying to turn on the steamworks and everything that went down with the serum project, but she seems mostly level-headed outside of stuff like that, so I doubt anything bad would've happened with her if she just hadn't been put in the situation she'd been put in.
Chujin on the other hand was a total mess. He made multiple killer robots of varying functionality, with the final one being the only one that actually worked and didn't fall apart after five minutes but apparently had no functioning IFF telling it not to kill random people, and he put way too much stock into his serum project which directly resulted in his death and indirectly resulted in the "death" of his daughter. Yes, I know he explicitly said Kanako shouldn't be involved in the serum project, but let's be real, he wouldn't have needed to say that if there were literally any other options, that's how doomed the whole project was from the beginning.
Chujin was narcissistic, shortsighted, and constantly overestimated his capabilities at every turn, always assuming he knew better than anyone around him, and that's what got him killed.
By contrast, Ceroba really isn't that dumb on her own. She made a shitty choice by injecting Kanako with the serum, but that only happened because Chujin decided to make his doomed project her responsibility in the first place. Without that, there's no way anything would've happened to Kanako.
With all this in mind, and with how Ceroba seems to change at the end of true pacifist, I don't think it's out of the question that she may start to realize some of this for herself and begin to move on from him. Not start to dislike him or anything, but maybe just realize that he wasn't everything she thought he was.