Oh, man, I’m not a master of detailed answers and in-depth analysis. And overall, I agree with everything you said in your blog about Ellen and am ready to shake your hand, but since you asked me personally about it…

/I apologize in advance if I offend you somewhere…/

Oh, I remember when I saw her in the review, I expected to see her as this sweet, quiet, downtrodden girl, trying to calm the men down as best she could. That’s essentially how she was portrayed in the book and other adaptations, but the game…

Her brashness and aggression simply shattered my expectations/In a good way/ But behind this brash and sometimes rude exterior lies a traumatized and unhappy woman who needs help.

Besides, she is almost the only one whose biography was briefly but fully revealed in the game, unlike the others, who were given scattered information and hints (if you want the full story before the genocide, read the guidebook, my dear(((

Overall, I really liked this heroine, and it was probably because of her that I developed such a fierce hyperfixation, which I hadn’t experienced for a very long time.

Yeah, in some places it wasn’t quite up to par (I remember, for example, you mentioned the moment of meeting the rapist in the elevator, that it could have been explored better), but that’s what fandom and fans are for, they can better show what the characters feel in certain situations.

And I also don’t understand what the hell she’s doing here? She didn’t do anything terrible in the past, unlike those fucking men! Essentially, she’s suffering just because of injuries and hysterics. YOU DON’T DESERVE THIS PERSONAL HELL, MY GIRL!!!

Welp, I hope you are satisfied with the answer. And sorry for my bad English (I used a translator for this)

Oh, since I have the chance, I love your AUs and headcanons for this fandom, and Ellen in particular. I love the way you draw her expressions^^

I think it was obvious))

(Pono is more of a daddy’s boy)