I feel so bad for him. He's just constantly living in the shadow of someone who he didn't even know, who's no longer alive. A lot of characters see Yuki in Uenoyama and their grief just ends up falling on Uenoyama's shoulders. And because he's so nice (or a pushover, like his sister said lmao) he doesn't say anything. He just bottles it up. And I can't imagine how that affects him psychologically.
Don't get me wrong, nobody is in the wrong for grieving. At all. That's natural, they deserve the time to get over such a sudden death. But I feel that they should pay more attention to Ue because he's in pain as well.
I feel so bad for him. He's just constantly living in the shadow of someone who he didn't even know, who's no longer alive. A lot of characters see Yuki in Uenoyama and their grief just ends up falling on Uenoyama's shoulders. And because he's so nice (or a pushover, like his sister said lmao) he doesn't say anything. He just bottles it up. And I can't imagine how that affects him psychologically.
Don't get me wrong, nobody is in the wrong for grieving. At all. That's natural, they deserve the time to get over such a sudden death. But I feel that they should pay more attention to Ue because he's in pain as well.