Because of this type of plot, it is easier to notice how flawed Tsukimichi's morals are. This guy is just a poor bastard with terrible luck. He didn't know how to approach the woman he loved, and things got even worse when he tried to make amends, only for the plot to bring him back to the point where he had gone wrong.I've already read the novel, so I know very well that, in the end, there is no redemption whatsoever—not even after his death. Yet pigs like Rembran seem completely immune to karma, despite deserving an even worse fate.Tsukimichi is really very bad when it comes to moral judgment.
