Omega_303

I'm having a hard time continuing to read this, it's not even because of the sick situation of the plot. How pointlessly stilted the story is becoming is making me consider dropping this, this is the first thing that's actually relevant to Persona's plot, whether they're in that world or not doesn't give a damn, which is a shame because which had a great start, I guess you just picked a bad world to put Riser Phenex in.

no

mediocre is too small a word to describe this, not only does it use the worst protagonist archetype, the passive one; but he also used every cliché he could think of to move the story forward. Don't waste your time with this thing

Nah, putting in a deus ex machina to redirect all the hate and give the protagonist a "sad past", that's low writing.

perdonar????? Amigo, ellos son menos que nada, son solo cliente y vendedor. El tipo la dejo embarazada irresponsablemente contra su voluntad y luego se olvida de ella pero el que tiene que perdonar algo es el protagonista??? tas mal amigo.

No, in the book it is the other way around, Olivia's power is levitation and Emma's power is pyrokinesis

I think you're the same one I responded to before but I don't want to go back and check so I'll just respond again. In the book it is the other way around, Olivia's power is levitation and Emma's is pyrokinesis.

If I remember correctly in the book it's the other way around, I guess they changed it in the movie because they matched the actresses.

It's a matter of reading comprehension She knows she's in the future, so she knows that at that moment her version in Azkaban would be at least 12 years older than the MC, so she rules out the possibility that it was a psychopathic lover who "kidnapped" her from the past since it would be too old for him.