#lordy...

Ouma is a fantastically layered character in that he’s this childish trickster, certainly, but he’s surprisingly wise, worldly, patient and kind. It’s the ultimate deception which I find most fascinating about him; since you don’t get to fully see that side of him through Shuichi’s lens, you have to infer it through others. Such as, the people who actually worked with Ouma, and saw his truest self.

The movie rating system is trigger warnings. You can't say people shouldn't be held accountable if they actively ignore a system in place to help them, especially if they know they have triggers.