I was captivated by the series' thematic topicality and depiction of a problem that seems quite prominent in the Japanese society of today.
Violence in close relationships is an important topic to address, which it does well, but I miss that the detail that Takuya Hiraga "suffers" from narcissistic personality disorder never was addressed. With this knowledge, it becomes a little bit clearer why Sakura chooses to help Takuya get back on his feet after the divorce and why she chooses to throw away the only functional relationship she ever had.
Some things should clearly remain unsaid in a series so that the viewers can speculate about it themselves, but when it comes to this, I do not think so.
Violence in close relationships is an important topic to address, which it does well, but I miss that the detail that Takuya Hiraga "suffers" from narcissistic personality disorder never was addressed. With this knowledge, it becomes a little bit clearer why Sakura chooses to help Takuya get back on his feet after the divorce and why she chooses to throw away the only functional relationship she ever had.
Some things should clearly remain unsaid in a series so that the viewers can speculate about it themselves, but when it comes to this, I do not think so.