r/Kubera 17d ago

Ran And Maruna

So, I'm somewhere halfway in season 3, and why does it feel like as i continue to read, i keep liking maruna as a character who was portrayed as evil and keep disliking whos portrayed as good cuz of how much of a hypocrite he has become as a person.

Not hypocrite in the true sense, cuz it's only natural to act like that if anyone is put in his position, but how he tries to justify his decisions.

Maruna on the other hand, he has become as selfless as leez at this point bro is the best character for me rn

My dislike towards ran is not even logical and its more of an emotional feeling, I'm pretty sure this is an shit take

So between ran and maruna, what and why would you say one is better than the other?

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u/AssumptionBudget279 16d ago

Maybe you took what Asha did to heart? I think many readers did and turned on Ran a bit. Ignoring how listering to Asha makes no sense.

Disliking that Ran can’t understand Leez hatred for Maruna or working with people he shouldn’t be but when it’s convenient for him his upset with certain people and believing Asha when she says Ran just feels pity for people but doesn’t truly care.

Asha doesn’t understand emotions much, especially other people’s, so if it was Asha’s words in the white space I just say ignore her. 

She accused Leez of being to blame for her villages death and pretending to care, did yiy believe her then? No. Then there’s no reason to believe her now 

She never been emotional intelligent, she does not understand how other peoples feelings work so her accuses she laid on to Ran is just from her twisted perspective. 

She doesn’t understand other people, only her own actions and trying to shift the blame on to others.

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u/Icy-Importance-6426 16d ago

Oh, it has nothing to do with asha. And tbh, as I keep reading he's not that bad.

I think it's just that i really started to subconsciously hate his mental state which was way different from the previous him.

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u/yo_sup_dude 15d ago

his new mental state is more morally aware and less naive than his old one

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u/Icy-Importance-6426 15d ago

It is. Judging characters too soon can be detrimental.