Maybe this is a result of the fact that I actually have morals but I genuinely don't understand the Kira worshippers. If a random dude came out and claimed to be a god and he had the ability to kill people with just a name and face, I would be running in the opposite direction. Goodbye society. Goodbye social media. I'm about to go live in the woods.
Even though Chloe is presented as an entitled rich brat with high self-esteem, she is incredibly insecure. Her abusive childhood would logically cause her to feel she isn't good enough. And you see this in her interactions with her mother. Getting abandoned by her own mother is traumatic. And this would've been triggered by Ladybug ignoring her.
She's still learning and growing. Sure, she's an elite warrior but she's also a teenage girl: a line that is unfortunately missing from the live action. Suki is unapologetically a girl who is still finding her way in the world. And she's navigating the complexities of a war. Of course she's not going to be the most functional teen.
The only thing I had a gripe with is the fact that they didn’t get Cristina Vee to sing, at least for the English version. It would’ve been fine for Lou to only sing the French version but having her sing the English version made it jarring every time. Cristina Vee has a phenomenal voice. Let her sing! Because with how it is right now, I'm getting jolted out of the character every time she sings. It's very clear that two different people are voicing the character here.
She's realised how much she relies on Cat Noir. And she's realised he's the only one who's been through it all with her. I want that to really sink in. I want him to be as involved now as he was at the beginning of the series.
If you are a lover of doormats being reborn and getting their revenge, Marry My Husband is the perfect Kdrama for you. For in this show, karma is indeed the main character's best friend.