It was sooo disappointing. SPOILERS . . . . . . . . . For starters, her supposedly "great sin" is merely pushing a person she thought would harm her lover away. Without any malice or intention to kill. Just a simple push while defending. And he's not even a person. He is a real "monster" that did something horrible enough to be in the last circle of hell. And even if Komachi did snap after that because she realised what she had done, according to her character, the worst she could do is commit suicide. I'm not sure how others categorise sins but in my book killing other people, raping them, torturing children is a lot higher than taking their own life in regret and anguish. I'm not buying the top-grade sinner b*llsh*t. And there I thought her crime would be becoming the Queen of Hell or similar (through marriage to Enra or whatever). That's not worse than being a serial killer but at least I can see some logic here. And for all that, they didn't even bother showing who is the winner. The authors shoved that under a carpet and called it a day. Come on. It's ridiculous.
It was sooo disappointing.
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For starters, her supposedly "great sin" is merely pushing a person she thought would harm her lover away. Without any malice or intention to kill. Just a simple push while defending. And he's not even a person. He is a real "monster" that did something horrible enough to be in the last circle of hell. And even if Komachi did snap after that because she realised what she had done, according to her character, the worst she could do is commit suicide. I'm not sure how others categorise sins but in my book killing other people, raping them, torturing children is a lot higher than taking their own life in regret and anguish. I'm not buying the top-grade sinner b*llsh*t. And there I thought her crime would be becoming the Queen of Hell or similar (through marriage to Enra or whatever). That's not worse than being a serial killer but at least I can see some logic here.
And for all that, they didn't even bother showing who is the winner. The authors shoved that under a carpet and called it a day.
Come on. It's ridiculous.