Talk:Remedios Custodio/@comment-76.172.105.236-20180714060408/@comment-216.10.217.204-20180717045024

I agree that when Suzuki thinks he feels nothing, he really means that he feels less about it than he thinks he should (being a normal Japanese person), but I disagree that he's actually conflicted about it.

He thinks he should be conflicted, again because of how he was brought up, but he actually isn't. It's just an offhand statement, like when someone mentions the weather. He wouldn't front in his own head to avoid thinking of that, we've seen him think gruesome stuff before. Murdering those 110,000 was a whim, just like saving Carne Village was a whim, because in the end, Ainz doesn't really treat any of the New Worlders like actual people that exist. He empathizes with them the same way people empathize with a TV character: on a purely surface level.