How to Raise a Mermaid - Vol. 1 Ch. 6
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Ngl I have problems at the heart but even that problems looks like nothing compared to the wholesome episode
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NO LEAVE
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Well it looks like she's attached. Besides we don't even know is she can survive in the ocean or can find her family again
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Oh no
Oh no
Don’t do this
Oh no
Don’t do this
derpdederp
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Well I hope it's a happy ending. Maybe he meets her again one day. Maybe Mermaids can walk on land when they get older.
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@VINT64 Honestly I get that she does need more room both to move around in and to grow, but releasing her into the wild at this point is probably one of the most wildly irresponsible things he has tried to do yet.
Even if he did release her into the wild, who is going to teach her how to hunt?
She probably will never see her actual parents again, and being an adolescent with mostly human physiology she can't reasonably defend herself from predators in the ocean all by herself. This is like saving a baby bird that's fallen out of it's nest only to release it again before it's wings have even fully developed. At this point she would likely be eaten alive in the depths if he left her. Try dumping a 9 year old human out into the wilds alone and see how well they do, she isn't an animal, so she probably isn't going to suddenly mature within 1 to 2 years like a rescued fox or deer would. Him even trying this at this point was dumb, the ocean is not a forgiving place, it's what he rescued her from to begin with.
Even if he did release her into the wild, who is going to teach her how to hunt?
She probably will never see her actual parents again, and being an adolescent with mostly human physiology she can't reasonably defend herself from predators in the ocean all by herself. This is like saving a baby bird that's fallen out of it's nest only to release it again before it's wings have even fully developed. At this point she would likely be eaten alive in the depths if he left her. Try dumping a 9 year old human out into the wilds alone and see how well they do, she isn't an animal, so she probably isn't going to suddenly mature within 1 to 2 years like a rescued fox or deer would. Him even trying this at this point was dumb, the ocean is not a forgiving place, it's what he rescued her from to begin with.
justforthelulz
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Fingers crossed for an ending more sweet than bitter.
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completed? bruh
so much plot potential wasted
so much plot potential wasted
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@Rozoro Don’t forget that now she thinks that humans are cool and will give her head pats and food. After all the time she already spent with him the best he could do would be to wait until she can communicate properly and give her a big list of “Things that you should not do” before releasing her (He should still ask her if she wants to go back, tho). But then there is also the issue of getting her a proper living space so maybe he could get really motivated working to rent a bigger apartment and then buy a kids pool or something.
