i’d be more worried about those students considering louis has a gun.

Louis exhaled another weary sigh, and rubbed the space between his eyes.

“He takes home security very seriously...” Even Louis had been caught by surprise by the damn taser the first time (it didn’t help that his father and security back-up had burst into his room like that). “Does it still hurt?”

It had been one thing for his father to scare him with the taser--another for him to leave Louis in the position of apologizing to Legoshi for getting tased. He could argue it was Legoshi’s fault for showing up so late at night, and not just using the front door like a normal person, but he also felt slightly bad about it.

Honestly that’s why I liked it when they developed Juno and Louis’ relationship a bit more cause before they both had their prejudices against each others’ species and in that moment it was showing that Juno was a real threat against Louis cause of the Beastars title and the fact that she’s way better at putting up facades. If she’d been Tem’s murderer I feel she’d be much better at keeping up appearances until being discovered much more later in the story. (1/2) 

Like I love and I write for Juno but I won’t deny the fact that if she wanted to be, she could be a real threat and someone not to be messed with. (2/2)

Same, that development is the reason I came around to it. And I don’t mean to wholly throw Juno under the bus. She’s a young, impulsive teenager, and as a young carnivore, it probably doesn’t even occur to her how inherently threatening she is to an herbivore, especially one with Louis’ past (of which she isn’t aware). She’s pretty intensely proud of being a wolf, and of her strength, but while she definitely meant to intimidate him, I don’t know that she considered the full impact of what she was doing.

I think she’s grown a lot since then, and matured, and I don’t think present-day Juno would do something like that again. But you’re right--if her development had gone the other way, more like Riz or any of the gangs in the Black Market, she could be a serious threat. That’s the thing with characters like Legoshi and Louis and Juno--they’re such forces of nature that turned to the light, they can do amazing things, but if you turn them the wrong way: yikes.