Thanks for confirming exactly what I was pointing out.
Cyro enacts violence. The culture justifies it. The narrative frames it as normal. No internal conflict, no real accountability—just institutional grudge wrapped in a history lesson. That’s not complexity. That’s moral laundering.
You’re not portraying a flawed society being challenged. You’re portraying a broken one being affirmed.
And then you smile and ask about new characters.
That’s what makes this immoral. Not just what happens—but how easily it’s waved off as “the way things are.”
Kindness that never confronts harm isn’t kindness.
It’s cowardice in costume.