Milgram Brainrot

What is wrong with him

this is before her mom asked Amane to call the doctor. she already has the phone out and the number 119 (Japanese emergency number, like 911) punched in. she was already planning to call for help

Amane knows exactly how brutal the punishments will be for this. she knows this is extremely forbidden and she will be tortured for it, likely by the very mother she is trying to save. and she still was about to call. she was willing to go through drowning, electrocution, beating and more - physical abuse so brutal it could have very well killed her for her first, likely "lesser offense" - for even the chance to save her mother

it's only when her mother breaks the doctrine first (and reveals herself to be a hypocrite) that Amane attacks her. because that's what she was taught to do. that calling for medical help (or asking someone else to) is a crime worthy of the death sentence

shoutout to those amanelings fr fr

No title callbacks to any other prisoners' songs.

I suppose you could point at "double" or "a flowery delivery" or "ILY", but none of them really stand out.

Nor are there any title callbacks to his own songs, but there seems to be a call forward in Cat.

Nothing sticks out as a musical reference to any prisoners. Nothing seems more like another prisoner's song than Kazui's song. (And the genre may be a world fusion, but it wouldn't be out of place in a jazz band/big band.)

Nothing sticks out as a visual reference to the prisoners either.

Because his heart is too weighed down to be changed by another prisoner.