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Since Inde Navarretti confirmed her and Curry Barker workshopped Wish!Nikki to be a character that functions the less Bear is observing her and paying attention to her, I wonder if he could've told her to give Nikki back? He wouldn't do that because he doesn't want to face the responsibility of robbing Nikki of her autonomy at all costs, but Wish!Nikki follows what he says. She makes malicious decisions out of frustration, especially later on, but she still follows what Bear directly tells her. The phone call scene already proves that he actively chooses not to talk to Nikki.

The defining traits we see of Nikki before she's taken away by Bear is her kindness and love for humanity. She gives a homeless man money, she's kind to the bartender at a bar she regularly visits, she cares for others. Bear talks about how the reason he came to "love" her is through how caring she was for him when he first moved to town. Nikki is a character who genuinely loves humans and cares about them.

Bear's wish manipulates that love and makes a mirrored version of her incapable of caring for others or loving humans at all. Wish! Nikki is fundamentally incapable of Agape, that selfless love for others, that Nikki is known for. Wish! Nikki can't enjoy a sunset and feel it's beautiful because the love she should be able to feel for the world itself was taken from her.

It’s a trope where a woman has absolutely not social knowledge or awareness, but she’s of age, so it’s treated as acceptable for her to have romance and sex like she doesn’t have a mind of a child. The age of the woman in the trope is often times repeated, or put in your face more by showing off her body or femininity, cause it’s the literally “excuse” for how any romance is done with a woman who’s mentally a child. There are a lot of times I’ve seen this trope done as well where the woman lacks even basic skills to care for herself or begin to communicate with the world. She’ll be illiterate or not know the language of the place she’s in to communicate with others.

The trope is rooted in a fantasy of molding a woman to a man’s tastes. Taking an absolute blank slate of a person and grooming them into exactly what they want, and the way they get away without immediate alarm bells is that "well she isn’t underage", but it's ultimately still problematic because she was still born yesterday