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She’s a kid, and kids can be a bit annoying. She also doesn’t trust James. Having her be perfectly polite and proper wouldn’t make sense
She’s the one character they haven’t messed up in some way so far. Which is funny since she’s the simplest so it’s not a high bar
When it comes to James, at least.
She’s a child, a child doesn’t (usually) empathize on that deep of a level. She’s also done nothing wrong, which is why she doesnt see any monsters in Silent Hill except for James.
Also its weird that like…for a game thats intrinsically about breaking the cycle of Samsara, that you’d “like to think” the tragedy of what happens between James/Mary is her burden to shoulder. I would hope you don’t view your own children that way.
Edit: perhaps a meaningless gesture, but I spent what little points I have left to denote that take as “clownish” in essence.
children will eventually have to grow up with the mindset of empathy at a deeper level. Mary mentioned having her 'take it easy on the sisters', i like to think despite her innocent nature she was called for a reason to find Mary and also learn from James somewhat in regards to her attitude.
i dont mind the weirdness of it. as much as the game talks about breaking the cycle, its also about embracing and/or remembering at least. even the leave ending has ambiguity to interpret. in water is very poetic, which is why i prefer the latter.
i plan to have kids, and treat them with care, but i will teach them the reality of taking responsibility too.
a take is still a take, and i meant this post very seriously, with civil and cordial intent.