Is Kabru GOOD?.. 🔱 Delicious in Dungeon Meshi Ep 14 REACTION & REVIEW!
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Kabru's observation is just that the siblings (or at the very least Laios; if he knows anything else about Falin besides that she went to Magic School, he hasn't said anything about it so far) are bad at dealing with people. Laios gave his money to obvious scam artists for an absurd amount of time because he's so bad at reading other people he cannot detect obvious scam artists. The assertion Kabru's making is that someone who is so bad at reading people is likely that way because they are not *interested* in reading people-- and he basis this assertion on his own personal experience, as a person who pays attention to the tiniest fragments of information about human relations because he's sincerely interested in it. Furthermore, he thinks anyone without the skill to navigate people like that shouldn't become king, presumably because he highly values those skills.
Whether or not that's a fair assessment is to be seen, but from the audience side there's something to that-- Laios *is* in fact bad at reading the room, conveying himself to others, and understanding what other people are thinking and feeling, and conversely we've only really seen him interested in monsters. He's already suggested he leans on his sister to help him in social situations, and interestingly Falin herself came across as the eccentric individualist when we see her flashbacks to school-- Marcille was her only friend, after all.
Interestingly, this also works in reverse-- Kabru is so used to humans that when he was staring down a sea-serpent, in his head he was obsessed with finding the "carotid artery". Attacking the carotid artery is obviously an easy way to drop a human, but it doesn't make any sense to think about a snake in those terms. He is so obsessed with humanity that monsters confuse him.
Short version: He thinks Laios would be a terrible leader and therefore cannot be trusted with the power you'd gain from conquering the dungeon. This is not a moral judgement, but a pragmatic one.
When I read this chapter I thought he was close to the truth but was constantly missing it because he was making assumptions about Laios and Falin, mainly because he hasn't actually talked to them and does not know them. He comes to a bunch of conclusions that might seem reasonable to others but only because he's constantly looking at it from the outside and hence he ends up missing vital details.
@@Regenmacher175 He's off on a couple specific details (he thinks they've resorted to banditry for example and hasn't even considered that they're cooking monsters) but on the whole I'd say he's shockingly accurate for someone who hasn't met the party in person. His analysis of Laios' character is pretty harsh, but honestly far more incisive than basically anyone else in the story: he has (correctly) diagnosed that it isn't that Laios is stupid, he just does not care enough to worry about interpersonal context, social dynamics, or really anything in the world outside his bubble. And all that without even talking to him in person!
Of course, the unsaid addendum is that Kabru himself is so laser-focused on those very things that he himself has become rather warped.
Kabru is ableist🤔😭😭
@@Clarste
He’s also making weird assertions about their morality as well.
I don’t understand why he “wanted to see their true color for a very long time” , in this context it definitely has a negative connotation and assumed that the siblings were already bad people just because they’re bad at observing people.
Laios is obsessed with monster and doesn't care much about human in general while kabru is obsessed with human interaction and doesn't know much about monster
I mean I would agree, but it’s also been shown that Laios cares deeply about his human companions despite not having much social skills
@marmar9668 Laios does indeed care deeply about his human companions, but i believe that you missed their point. They were talking more about how the two know so much about the autonomy of monsters (laios) and humans (Kabru).
Laios is horrible with social skills, all while Kabru has perfected it.
The differences continue.
I'm sure nobody in the comments need this clarified, but Kabru only realizes that Falin was missing after he saw the state Shuro was in.
Yeah, and his party mentioned a "Northern girl" so connecting the dots wasn't that difficult at that point.
Chilchuck being the middle-aged union man of the party never fails to make me smile in amusement.
Laois blindly believes that helping friends is good thing but he was deceived by friends because he can’t tell what people really think.
That’s why kabru said he is not worthy of the king
You'll notice Kabru is the antithesis of Laios.
Great at understanding and fighting people, but cant understand monsters and why they act. Thats why they keep dieing so easily.
But on the surface, where interaction is key, Laios is taken advantage of and maltreated.
11:45 I like to think this is also why Chilchuck was so concerned about Namari's reputation as an adventurer. We've seen she's currently working a pretty good job for an important dude who has the ear of the lord of the island.
Pvp player in a pve campaign be like
Human specialized Laios
When the ranger's favored enemy is human
In Kabru point of view Laios is so desperate in saving his sister that he stole gold and provision from Kabru group. Also he at least thinks Laios is intentional financing smugglers while disguising it as charity. He hasn't really talked with the main characters before and doesn't realize that Laios is just getting tricked out of his money.
But that means he's making a bunch of assumptions about Laios' character because he does not know him well enough.
True. He is too confident in his thought processes.
he knows that Laios is getting scammed. thats why he didnt like Laios being the dungeon lord, he is too easy to scam
Kabru is great at predicting(and manipulating) "normal" human behavior, but Laios' particular brand of neurodivergence throws off his predictive algorithms and scripts, causing Kabru to make wrong assumptions.
Laios' weird brain is Kabru's kryptonite.
kabru's beef with the siblings (mostly laios tbh) is that they're kind of bad judges of characters that ended up unknowingly enabling criminals. the manga explained it alot better than here imo. i think this scene in the manga originally had some additional throwaway comedic examples of the toudens unwittingly getting themselves into situations, that make kabru's dislike seem less unfounded. hoping those scenes werent cut for time and im just misremembering when they appear
I think you’re misremembering
No this is all straight from the manga. I think what came across to me whan I read this chapter is that Kabru is making a bunch of assumptions and acting upon them when it comes to Laios and Falin because he does not know them and has not talked to them. While Laios is not great at social interactions and not good at reading people, saying "they are not saints" sounds like Kabru is somehow waiting to disprove some kind of public perception because he ascribes bad motives to the Touden siblings...while he himself just killed a bunch of people and dumped their bodies in the water where they can't be found. He seems like the kind of person who likes to give a bunch of speeches about how important it is to be moral whilst exempting himself from those very same obligations when it suits him.
@@Regenmacher175 the scenes i meant are the ones where he's shown like spying on them and drawing conclusions without even once speaking to them lol. actually those might be in some of the bonus comics now that i think about it. admittedly its been awhile since ive read the manga
@@Regenmacher175 in self defense lmao, people pretending like he basically murdered innocent adventurers at this point
I think kabru just don't believe someone could be this bad at reading people, so he thinks laios is in on the scam and just buying reputation.
Until he meets him and eats their cooking
No he knows Laios fell for the scam and he’s that bad at reading people that’s exactly why he thinks he shouldn’t be the one to conquer the dungeon, because anybody that bad at reading people shouldn’t have that kind of power
Kabru is a PVP player for sure
I dont think it gets explained the same in the anime, but daya thinks any dwarf that would take namaris place is not to be trusted, and kuro said he smells dangerous (senshi should take more baths, he smells like monsters guts sometimes)
mickbell said it weird in the anime, but childchuck is one of the founders of a guild that protects half-foot rights, he hates people who disrespect half-foots using them as bait or not paying them
mick is a young guy so he didnt understand the purpose of the half-foot sindicate and just thinks chilchuck is money hungry
The thing about this episode is , we get to know the main party’past through outside characters just as chilchuck said
He is not wrong, both twins have no interest in humans due to their past in the village because of how they discriminated against Falin. The sister for her part, having her connection with the spiritual, also became detached from humans. They are indifferent to people but have a fascination for monsters, which is why Laois focuses on wanting to learn everything about them: their history, their anatomy, their behavior, even their taste; This interest in monsters is what makes him very good at fighting them.
Kabru is his total opposite, the antitheis of Laios, he is expert in fighting humans and putting together strategies against them to reduce or kill them, but he has no talent for fighting monsters. He is very analytical and pays a lot of attention to people and observes and predicts their behavior very well. Due to his past, he hates monsters and dungeons. He also has his sights set on conquering the dungeon and breaking the curse (something that Laios never gave importance to, until the Orcs made him reflect).
Kaburu is so fucking gourgeous
the girls blushing when he talked to them is so real
FOR REAL!!
I mean, at this point of the story, him and Laios might be the only two handsome men in the entire dungeon. Though I personally think Kabru is more of a pretty boy than handsome😂
@@solomonwaldmarck9851 Senshi is right there!
@@solomonwaldmarck9851 fun facts: the author make a what if scenario that all the characters reversed gender. All the characters that turn into female are attracted to the male Laios. This confirms that Laios is very attractive in universe.
1:29 lol I don't think she's racist, it's just that she has a crush on Kabru and is jealous whenever she sees him staring at another women. In the manga (omitted in the anime), right before their parties got killed by fishmen in episode 7 (and got revived in this episode), there was a scene where she was shown sulking and annoyed when Kabru was staring at the mermaids. We couldn't hear her grumbling as both her and Kabru was wearing earplugs to protect them from the mermaid's voice, but Kabru then teased her by saying that though he couldn't hear her he assumed she's saying something along "hey, look at me, not the mermaids😅
I guess, but there definitely could've been a better way of her demonstrating that here lol
Still was kinda racist, regardless of her reasons for doing so 😂
@@carpiim in the manga she didn't say anything about her being a dwarf, just saying something like "i didn't take you as the type to be into short girls" and it was clearly meant to be romantic with kabru respponding "height doesn't matter when it comes to who i date" while in the anime she specifically mentions namari being a dwarf and kabru makes it more platonic by saying "who i hang around" i'm really not sure why it was changed, maybe it was a mistranslation
This is one of the series where I actually am anime only so I can talk about my thoughts without worrying about spoilers! Huzzah!
I agree that Kabru definitely seems like a foil of Laois.
Laois has an almost uncanny understanding of monsters while Kabru is amazing with people. And vice versa for their weakness.
Kabru is obsessed with being the one to take down the dungeon (seems to think it’s his destiny). Meanwhile Laois never really thought about it before (orc episode).
As a leader, Kabru command’s respect from his party but seems to fail often, while Laois gets constant (deserved) disrespect but is surprisingly effective.
On his comment on not liking the siblings, it does seem strange to me how he worded it. Only two things I can think of would be he either thinks they are knowingly funding smugglers or they are dumb and being taken advantage of.
Kaburu is so fucking cool?? not that I value people based on their strength, but he seemed kind of.. in the most polite way possible; pathetic the last times we saw him. suddenly however, he fuckin' brings out the most interesting possible personality, an innocent, pure-seeming self that slips into a 'killing machine' mode on a dime if necessary, concerned with morality, but not idealistic. he carries an aura to me, a powerful charisma. despite the Griffith vibes I got from him this episode, I feel like he's to be trusted.
I also appreciate the justice in ones soul it requires to kill those scumbags and dump them in the water, like, there's no way leeches like that deserve to live, let alone be revived. tata~!
I'm an anime only so no sneaky manga readers try to think you're clever and give hints in replies, you're not subtle, please and thank you.
I 100% agree with your first assessment. That’s partly why I was so turned around with his character this ep I think
I figured the story was going for a subversion of how he currently is (and maybe it still is). Like look at this cool sexy badass fantasy protagonist, oh wait he’s actually a complete buffoon, but still is living in this delusion that he’s the main character lol
I also feel you on the Griffith vibes
He’s just overconfident in his ability to handle dungeons I feel, he’s better at dealing with people
Well, I personally don't think him ended up dead two times is pathetic. First, with the treasure bugs, even Laios Party, a party who has a monster study expert as their leader, almost ended up falling to the same trap if not for the sword warning them about the lurking danger. So them getting obliterated is understandable.
Regarding his second death, the anime cut the entirety of the flashback why he and his party ended up dead again. In the manga, they were all wearing earplugs to avoid getting enchanted by the mermaid's sound. Both him and Rin were on the front leading the way (yea now that i think again this is stupid) and by the time they looked back, their entire party already getting drowned and killed one by one leaving the two all alone facing a flock of mermen. Despite ended up dead, at least the two are successful enough to chase the mermen away (even killing some of them) so that their dead bodies could float, discovered by others, and be revived again. If they were eaten or submerged under the water, it would be impossible to revive them again😅
I kinda feel lile he has delusions of grandeur
@@marianojunioralcondoregosa9067 just like me fr
but its not whatever? lol
Kabru has a very strong moral code whether you agree with it or not and incredibly intelligent on the human (or elf/dwarf/halfling) mind, and what he already knows about the siblings is that they let shitty people do shitty things whether because they're part of the corruption or plain stupid and to later be told they stole all their gold and food off them is not helping that image. I know a lot of people for some reason find it hard to accept characters who don't view the mcs correctly but you have to remember we're seeing a very different perspective and these characters have their own history and past to influence how they think
Dude chill, this is there first viewing, they'll understand Kabru eventually
@@zonmisty1231 im not personally offended they seemed to be bringing up interesting points but then purposefully ignoring it so I was clarifying
@@Pathfinder-qp1he it happens all the time on a first viewing, they have time to think about and maybe change there mind, it's useless to push your already formed ideas onto new viewers
I think Kabru playing detective is fun but that is also because he arrives at conclusions that are close to the truth but are missing vital details and hence end up being the wrong conclusions. When he says he wants to expose Laios and his sister for who they really are and that they're not saints I get the feeling he had something against them based on nothing other than the scenario he built up in his own head. Yeah the people who Laios gave his money to ended up being crooks but to never even talk to Laios in person and to then assume he's a scam artist is a bit much don't you think? We know Laios is bad at reading people and relies on Falin for social interactions occasionally but that's something Kabru could have easily discovered himself had he even once talked to the guy and it might have impacted how he sees Laios here. A thing I definitely don't like is Kabru's self-righteousness when he just killed a bunch of people and dumped their bodies in the water where they will NEVER be found and revived. He seemingly exempts himself from the moral obligations he expects others to live by when it suits him.
@@Regenmacher175 because you also misread it. He said they werent saints, they're just indifferent to people aka they cant read people because in reality they both do not really care enough to take part in society, hence Laios being scammed out of his money for years by "injured" comrades when even someone not related like Kabru knows that these people are scumbag smugglers.
maybe *shrugs*
I love Kabru as a character. One of my faves. I love all the ways he mirrors Laois and the cool things the story does with those parallels.
My brother read the manga and he can't stand Kabru. I can see why people like him but I also don't like characters who make a bunch of assumptions about other characters and talk about them like they're secret scam artists just because Laios is bad at reading people. Doesn't exactly endear me to Kabru as a person.
@@Regenmacher175 oh, not saying he's a good guy. I would not like him in real life. But i like spinning him around in my brain and watching him make everything worse.
@@Regenmacher175 well, most manga readers also tend to hate him at this point of the story, so it's understandable if anime-onlies hate him now
@@solomonwaldmarck9851 My brother read the entire manga and still doesn't like him....
@@Regenmacher175 he lacks media literacy n should reread it then
I loved your analysis of kabru as a foil to Laios
kinda seemed like a mistranslation in the CC on this. Pretty sure Kabru was saying that he didnt want people like Lios to gain all the treasure from the dungeon, because hes to easily swayed by people and will end up not using the treasure well because hes gullible and to nice.
Kabru is one of those characters who is smart, knows he is smart, but thinks he is smarter than he actually is. He is also one of those types that tends to overthink certain things. Like Laios' obsession towards monsters, but Kabru's obsession is with humanoids and social dynamics. If he was in modern times, he would be like a conspiracy theorist with the wall of pictures and strings connecting everything.
Like Percy from Vox Machina
I think he would make a decent~skillful profiler. Of course, he will be humbled by a daunting case that leads to catastrophe. And that experience will lead to becoming a GREAT profiler.
I think you've got it the wrong way. Kabru would be in a very high paying professional job in a cutthroat corporate environment while Laios would be a cryptozoologist living in his van hunting down bigfoot.
Kabru thinks laios is either a bad judge of character, and that makes him undeserving of being king
or he purposely financed his old teammate's in order to eliminate them from the dungeon race to the evil wizard because he wants to rule
Re: Kabru disposing of the villains: Hope you understand that THERE IS NO POLICE. Adventurers police themselves.
finally kabrus party focus!!!!!!! im so excited
Sidenote, there is some coloring errors in this that make a difference... The gnome in the party, at times the food he's eating is colored as meat, but it should be bread. This is important because he's vegetarian for religious reasons.
(No, this never really comes up in the story, but the author wrote those sorts of details for every character.)
Kabru confuses Laios' poor ability to interact with people with disinterest, since he was easily scammed, he thinks that the brothers are not interested in dealing with people, but really they are both bad at interacting, Falin had few friends and Laios He doesn't read people well, he only thinks about his own things. He doesn't think Laios is a good king, although he is not entirely right, perhaps he is not wrong about something.
Fun fact: The girl with the feathers is based on the myth of the Crane Wife. An abridged version is that a man saves a crane and later a beautiful woman appears and asks to marry him. After he gets married his wife asks for privacy to spin silk. The silk she makes is beautiful and valuable but she grows weaker and sicker and he worries and peeks on her spinning to see her turn into a crane and pluck out her feathers and turn them into silk. The crane then explains she the same crane he saved and she wanted to repay him but now he's discovered her true form she cannot stay.
when you went on an adventure and dad ordered his subordinates to babysit you. Shiro.
His dad do things for the lols
The thing about Kabru is that he's very good at reading people and putting things together; so good that he doesn't stop to consider that he might be wrong. He's already convinced that Laios and Falin are either gullible fools who are too easily taken advantage of, OR they're just putting on an act and have some kind of ulterior motive, and he's so committed to it being one of these two things that he never considers anything else. He and Laios are, in my opinion, complimentary freaks. Laios's "dark side" comes from him just being... for the most part genuinely unaware that the things he's saying/doing are messed up or weird. Meanwhile Kabru's "dark side" is deliberate and purposeful, and only really exacerbated by being in a party that doesn't seem to call him out when he's being creepy. I cannot wait until they end up in the same room together.
shuro doesnt have a harem, they basically call him 'my lord' so its more of a nobility and bodyguards situation
yeah I thought it was weird they saw it that way. maybe because I’m gay but they just seemed more like servants/attendants and bodyguards because he’s a prince.
The recruitment of Shuro (and the origin of the name they call him actually) is much simpler and funnier than what you guys theorised
Tade is national treasure, protect with all cost
28:30 it's more like he thinks that people who care so little about their actions shouldn't have that much power.
"With great power comes great responsibility" and all that
15:51 Shuro's party is comprised of handpicked servants chosen by his father to aid him in his quest.
It is said in the lorebook that Shuro's father sent his three sons to the west and said whoever brings him the "the most interesting prize" will be named his heir.
Kabru is good at killing people, not monsters
thats why dungeon is a struggle
He doesn't have a harem. They are his retainers. The one dotting on him was essentially his nanny. She is about the only one that might be interested in him. The others just see him as their boss.
Laios are dumb and doesn't have social awareness,kabru doesn't see laios being generous because he is but because he's too easy to be used by others
I think Kabru is actually pretty on the money about Laios being kinda indifferent towards people, I mean we meet him literally spacing out in the middle of a Dragon fight when his sister gets eaten, he is absolutely detached thinking about food.
The problem is how does Kabru come to that realization with the knowledge that he has? Maybe he could tell that Laios didn't really care whether people he helped needed the gold or where just exploiting him (witch I suspect is true, he wouldn't care about that), but this whole reasoning from the story to his conclusion is missing. Maybe a translation thing tho.
I also think you could just pull up some dialogue that you want to discuss and not try to remember what it was. Obviously you probably see that again in editing, but we won't see your thoughts)
I really like how the appearance of Kaburu and his party makes us realize how strange the Laios was and how skilled his party was.
Kabru got that "I'm the mc syndrome"
I love watching you guys react and I can't wait for you to drop the invincible reaction lol
i don't think shuro's party is a harem and every one likes him, it's more like they are treating him like a kid, a 坊ちゃん.
Solo leveling? Invincible?
Kabru is so incredibly smart, but also incredibly stupid. He's great.
'W' indeed! Another great reaction and discussion. I'm loving this anime AND your reactions to it!
EDIT: I have my doubts about how smoothly the meeting of these parties is going to go. I anticipate conflict, how severe and how protracted is the question I'm asking myself.
Kabru : puts pints in charisma
Laios : what’s charisma? Is it edible?
I think it's interesting because it's not a question of what makes a good person, but rather what makes a good king? If defeating the dungeon gets you a kingdom, what kind of person would you want to get that crown? Laios is hyperfixated on monsters and monster ecology, he doesn't know how to read people, he got scammed, so in Kabru's eyes, someone who is VERY interested in reading people, Laios would make a horrible king. And the thing is, he's not entirely wrong. Being kind and altruistic is great and all, but you also have to be sharp and crafty to be a king and you need to be able to show and project strength when necessary.
6:28 Whenever I look at Kabru, my mind immediately goes to AU fanfic where Meng Yao is raised by the Lan Clan 😂 #modaozushi
23:48 "whos gonna tell him that the girl hes super in love with is clearly a lesbian"
IM SAYING
LITERALLYY
@@ellie7252like, bro is blinded
she's not.
@@syzler8664don’t bother. some of these types of people have read the manga ending after watching and already calling Ryoko Kui a “queer baiting lesphobe” on yt and twitter because marcille and falin arent attracted to each other.
@@syzler8664dont bother, some of these types of people have already read the ending of the manga after shipping and are already calling Ryoko Kui a “queerbating lesphobe” because Marcille and Farlyn dont have any attraction to each other at the end of the series.
like why would they keep a band of murderous rogues around after falling out like that lmao? if you leave their bodies to be respawned they're going to camp the dungeon for your team, kill you and they sure as hell arent going to revive your ass
Kabru is probably protagonist of the next manga
bro (Kabru) is in the wrong profession.
2:38 cmiiw but I'm pretty sure half sword technique is also used by Japanese back then
What strange is tho half swording is usually a technique for 2-handed sword, like bastard sword or longsword, not 1-handed sword like kabru uses here.
6:11 how many bread have you eaten?
Could you react to spice and wolf this season ?
They don't react to anything anymore 😭 they just watching one piece and 3 other shows
I get slight sociopath vibes from Kabru
Just saying... what dogs usually hate... think about it
@mikelrayoss2245
what?
I imagine kabru is going to be super disappointed when he learns Laios is a complete goober.
Adonde está mi invincible 😵💫
I hope you guys consider watching Death Note, it's intense, just like the first season of the promise neverland. Great reactions by the way ✨
They've already saw it
That big girl race is the ogre. From the official setting book
she's clearly an Oni though, lol.
I wonder why kui chose to represent ogres like traditional looking oni
@@carpiim when translate Oni in English become Ogre. so basically same.
1:31 racist←huh?
Saying humans and dwarves shouldn't date because dwarves are ''low standards' seems pretty racist.
You've watched 13 episodes already and still manage to not understand..
Laios has been giving money to those people as a matter of habit. He might have cared a bit at the start, but he was INDIFFERENT, i.e. he wasn't interested in what was happening. They kept scamming him and used the money for nefarious deeds and he never gave a fuck because, AS PER HIS ADMISSION, humans are boring.
Laios didn't even recognize Kabru's body just a couple days after finding him the first time, but he recognized the kobold. He doesn't care much for society, he doesn't care to understand people, except for those few in his party (and even then, he never understood Shuro liking his sister even though it was obvious to everyone, EVEN KABRU who wasn't a party member).
Yasuo is here.
Don't judge people too quickly, you will learn them better soon enough.
Kabru is a good character.
Don't think Kabru and his group are evil, they just see things in black and white, make a lot of assumptions without knowing the full story and believe they are the good guys/heroes which makes them a bit gullible/naive but they strongly believe they are in the right cause of their supposed noble cause.
Kabru is a model psychopath. He's good at manipulating and analyzing people, but he doesn't really care about others, despite portraying himself as such
He's also very smart, but not as smart as he thinks he is. Which leads to some... Interesting interactions later
I personally hate kabru, and I think that's he's a serial killer and a psychopath.
And i have a feeling that due to what he said later, even tho at first, he just said that he was going to report them, he was planning to kill them when they turned their backs.
I've seen some comments saying that the theifs deserved to die (and for that, i say, "You're a psychopath too"), those theif didn't just get killed, due to the dungeon's magic, their souls will never leave the dungeon.
And from what I've learned and experienced in psychology, when he says that he can't wait for the main character's team to show their throw faces, he believes that they are hiding their true selfs, because he's not a good person and is hiding his true self and intentions, and it subconsciously causes him to believe that anyone else who is good and does nice things is also hiding their true selfs and intentions.
He also has a dictator'ish/communist'ish mindset, in the way that he would gladly kill or do worse things (like the scam artists) to anyone who does anything that goes against his moral compas when he knows that there won't be any lawful consequences for it.
And I think that this episode with Kabru is one of the biggest reasons that killed my desire to continue reading and watching delicious in dungeon, kabru and his team are not the first characters in this show who the story tries to make them look good even tho they are uttely evil (mainly the orcs).
And the way the team talked and what they said after they killed the theifs and dumbing the bodies in the lake "imprisoning their souls in the dungeon" (which i also believe was done to hide evidence and cover for the crime they've just done (which is much much worse than just pety scamming) so that the theifs wouldn't to the authorities about what happened), was very triggering for me, because many times in my life, people wronged me very badly, and then a bit later i would slightly eavesdrop on them and they would would smug talking like that and talk about me in an insulting manner.
"For anyone who feels like me or shares a similar opinion.
You're not alone".
calm down