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third question about The Mermaid's Tear, and it is aimed at the ending everyone finds satisfying.

She asks for a second chance. He is in a position to grant or refuse. We are told this is what she deserves to have to do, and mostly the audience agrees.

But weigh the two sides. What she loses is a relationship. What he lost was three years of his existence, spent being treated as equipment in a house he was keeping alive. Those are not comparable quantities, and no amount of regret converts one into the other.

So the ending is not justice. It is a request being heard. Justice would have required something he could not get back.

✨ What worked for me:
- The show never settles the account.
- She is not humiliated to balance it either.

✨ Bottom line: regret is a feeling. It is not a repayment.

Can three years be repaid at all?

— GSH, guilty pleasures, well served 🥂

#MermaidsTear, #MoralDilemma, #Justice, #SecondChance, #ReelShort
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00:00Why the hell did you push Chloe into the pool? She could have died.
00:02I'm warning you, Freya, don't ever pull another stupid, jealous stunt like this.
00:06She's nothing but a scheming bitch.
00:08This is the only way she'll get your attention.
00:23Look, that's August, the son of the Maritime Authority director.
00:26What's he doing here?
00:30Freya, I'm sorry I'm late.

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