I feel this needs to be said: the insistence of class 1-1 on revenge for what Suo did to Nirei instead of figuring out why Suo did something like that, even with Nirei's insight that he looked like he was suffering during their confrontation, is rooted in feelings of betrayal that come from a lack of understanding of Suo's situation at the very little information that Endo provided, as well as Endo himself claiming Suo was never one of them because he knows how intense Furin is about protecting their own, but mostly, it is rooted in the idea they have of Suo as someone invincible, someone who can't feel fear, someone who doesn't get stressed or anxious, someone who's never scared or hurt or suffering, and someone who is above all stronger than all of them first years because he never once gets hurt and has always been a support system, so it's impossible for almost all of them to even think of the possibility that Suo could do something out of anything other than his own volition, or be anything other than fully alright, which in turn lends itself to have them think Suo was never a friend and was a traitor all along.
All of their reactions are understandable, because they're young teens and they feel hurt and betrayed, and the overwhelming lack of context on Suo's whole deal is bound to create unease, but that doesn't mean that their inferences aren't wrong or that they're thinking about this from a very emotional point of view without bothering to stop and considering anything else, and it doesn't negate that they need guidance from their upperclassmen.
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