This indifference is Harukawa’s most powerful psychological tool. It suggests a world where female supremacy is the natural order—so natural that it doesn't even require active attention. The suffering of the male is background noise. This "heavy stillness" is more impactful than any scene of torture could be; it implies a relationship of total objectification where the male exists solely as furniture.
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