I find it intriguing that after Orihime's humanly saint-ly act of kindness (healing those who hurt her), she was called "a monster" by the monsters themselves.
Loly was genuinely scared of Orihime. She was shaking and sweating in this panel.
Is it because the scales are flipped for hollows? Hurting and killing is natural for them, that is how they evolved and got to where they are. Yet good and pure-hearted acts are monstorous. They are a foreign thing to the hollows.
Or is it simply that Orihime's will and ability to save the lives of those who hurt her, the monstorous thing. What kind of person do you have to be to ease the pain of somone who inflicted injuries upon you? To be able to endure so much and still give back? Not hold a grudge and to defy the fighting instinct in you that demands to retilate an eye for an eye?
Apparently you might be a "monster". Not a saint, but a monster for acting out of your natural instinct to defend, protect, and fight for yourself.
N.B: I'm just analyzing Loly's thought process. Orihime is a kind caring person who suffered and can't bear to see others suffer. I don't see anything wrong with what she did. Kind people like her are needed in our world. Let's be like Orihime.
