I was 'Team IDon'tKnow' as I could see why she would like/love both men. I think I was as conflicted as Yuki. Lol. Anyway, I thought it actually made Zero evil in a way that being a vampire hadn't. To hate something so deeply that you would kill the best friend you ever had, someone who had willingly sacrificed so much to save you; that you would feel compelled to even say something so ugly to them, just showed how much his hatred, and not his vampirism, had changed him and made him much darker, cruel and vicious than the vampires he despised. The fact he didn't even see that irony was the most sad for me.
My daughter sees it a little differently; she believes he truly loved her and didn't want to see her become a Level E; that he honestly believed that being purebloods or aristocrats didn't make a difference - bit by a vampire means eventual Level E. My daughter is also 17 and a hopeless romantic; I don't think she wanted to think of Zero becoming evil in the end. ξ He was her favourite.
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If life gives you lemons; you crush them, throw them back and yell βis that all you got?!!β
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