What Reina did is not hard to understand.
Before the disaster struck, she probably had a happy family, a decent job, and a boyfriend who loved her.
But after the disaster, everything she once knew changed. There were no laws, no human rights, and the equality of ordinary people was shattered. The sense of social stratification grew heavier and heavier—let alone respecting the elderly, loving the young, or giving priority to women; those concepts simply did not exist.
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