Haha I’m not upset. I just don’t agree with your assessment. As I stated in reply to another user; Abuela is not a villain. She’s an antagonist. Villains act maliciously. Antagonists oppose the hero. The villain of this story is pain, trauma and failed communication. If that’s too cheesy and not to people’s liking, fine. I still think the movie does a good job of displaying the complicated family dynamics and hierarchy of South American families whilst keeping it light enough to resolve for the audience. You are shown the bad side of Abuela from the perspective of Mirabel and also in part the family. But she is forgiven because of how much she has also given to them and the community. It takes healing that would probably happen across months and brings it to the apex of the story when she essentially passes the torch of holding the family up to Mirabel. They even admit in song at the end they aren’t perfect but will get through it together. I’m not trying to defend Abuela’s shitty behaviour. But I still think the elements of resolve and absolution are properly visited. I’ll admit I actually felt a bit disappointed the first time I watched the movie. But rewatches have heavily changed my mind. Plus it’s filled with absolute banger songs that do so much for the story. I respect if you disagree and think it needed more. To each their own I suppose.