Shu doesn’t mind the job or the work or all the “troublesome” responsibilities in life if it means he can have something so much more worthy than his eventless life. With the MC, Shu finds this stimulation he has been lacking of for, what? Hundred of years already? And so he finds strength to do things through his own effords again. In the after story Shu sells his MP3 and even finds a job all so he can guarantee a good life for the one he loves. In MB more specifically, Shu vows to himself the following: “I want to be with you forever”Īnd he is willing to do it with his own effords so that his wish can come true Both games share, pretty much, one same ending -, and Shu runs away with the MC. And so we have the endings of HDB and MB. He shouldn’t let himself grow attached to things ever again because he only ends up breaking them. Shu finds within him this passion once again. Now when You/OC/Yui (however you wanna refer to the MC) shows up even Reiji is surprised by Shu’s “new persona” Shu’s passion is music so much that his favorite instrument to play is no other than the Violin an instrument to be well known as one of the hardest to learn and master it.Īgain, showing that for his passion -, Shu takes the extra miles and doesn’t mind the work So Shu shows a listless persona toward every and anything… And he is not wrong for thinking like that: So he much rather show apathy over things and just distances himself from everything. Shu shows excitement for nothing anymore because, no matter what, if he grows attached to anything it will be taken from him one way or another.
Typical of people that need to have their brains constantly stimulated and allowed to do things themself, or else, they fall into a depressive state that, as a result, manifests as laziness. When passionate about something, Shu works extra hard in his responsibilities, instead of avoiding them.īut, of course, we all know what happens and Edgar dies leaving Shu traumatized and scarred to life that was when Shu reached his listless persona by just accepting his “role” as the Next Head of the Family this is when he reached his depression state How to Hunt? How to Survive in the woods? How to make a bonfire.Īll those are what Shu would define as “worthy” lessons. Looking deep into Shu’s character makes you wonder Īs a child, Shu is actually quite adventurous and curious he likes to learn how to do things himself instead of having everything handed over to him so easily.įor Shu, the life outside this tiny bubble he and his siblings live in, is what matters.
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