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half the comments want him to forgive. Let's argue the ending properly.
Case for forgiveness: they were lied to. Dorian did the lying, repeatedly, and the family believed a person they'd raised. That's not malice, that's being fooled by someone they trusted.
Against: they had a decade of evidence and chose the convenient version every time. Deceived once is bad luck. Deceived for ten years is a preference.
And here's what settles it for me. When they finally learn the truth, watch what they ask for. Not what happened to him. Not what he needs. They ask to be forgiven, in the first conversation.
So his cold silence isn't cruelty. It's the correct response to people who made it about themselves again.
✨ What worked for me:
- Listen to their first question. It's about them.
- Nobody ever asks what he wants.
✨ Bottom line: the most defensible ending in this genre.
would you have forgiven them? 🥂
— GSH, guilty pleasures, well served 🥂
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