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 ====== Punchy ======
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 Punchy is a YouTuber who does speed-runs and video essays.\\
 I only discovered him recently.
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 ===== Personal Evaluation =====
 Punchy's videos tend to be focused around two main topics: speed-running and untranslated Japanese games. I don't care about the former, but do about the latter.\\
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 Punchy doesn't think there's anything wrong with Kurumi, despite evidence to suggest she has trouble with differentiating reality from fiction (in the game's case, the difference between the supernatural and the natural). Plus her naïveté and childlike approach to life can put her in danger. Kurumi //does// have problems which //do// require fixing.\\
-From the point of view of her parents...there really //is// a problem here that they want to desperately fix. Not because they're selfish...but because they //don't want her daughter to have issues later in life//.\\
+From the point of view of her parents...there really //is// a problem here that they want to desperately fix. Not because they're selfish...but because they //don't want their daughter to have issues later in life//.\\
 How does that mesh with them approaching a doctor with a clearly dangerous treatment method that only seems to harm her? Well, from their point-of-view, it could be perceived as a very unfortunate but necessary path forward. I mean, there //are// real medical treatments that are painful, cause harm but, nevertheless, can actually result in ‘cures’: chemotherapy, radiation therapy (for cancer) and amputations.\\
 They were obviously //wrong// (because Kurumi //dies//) but I don't think it's fair to characterize them as purely selfish...and Kurumi as entirely normal.\\