Necessity doesn't alter the fact that from the descriptions of it that I've heard, it seems both harsh and unfair. It only adds an element of [ forced ] tolerability to it.

[ she's within her rights to dislike a system, even if it's something necessary— or even if it's something she actively makes use of and benefits from. still, she knows when someone has personal investment in something, when they had to defend something because it's the only option they had, and the fact of the matter is that homura doesn't. have any investment, that is, and it's too easy for her to project and talk when she's as far removed as she is.

to that end, her head dips in something like a diplomatic manner, if she remembered what one was, and: ]

... But I am not criticizing its existence, or its necessity, or your participation in it. Simply that it must be the way it is.

There are things that are necessary. It will not stop some from calling such things wrong, or cruel, if their sensitivities dictate such.

[ and how sayaka and kyouko proved that over and over.

a frog becoming a universe, honestly... should throw her more, but it's just about as out there as the rest of the things she's heard already, so all things considered? it's pretty believable at this point. a peace offering, then, even as she accepts the pad and (briefly) entertains the idea of drawing the incubator. ]

... He seems to be a relatively healthy universe precursor.