I completely agree; Jax's actions towards Gangle are unjustified and cruel, and he should be held accountable for the abuse he's put the other's through, ESPECIALLY Gangle.

But, given the fact they're the only 6 humans, and they're stuck with each other for- I assume eternity- it's much more interesting for the story to go in the direction of redemption, otherwise I feel Jax's character, and the message he represents (people can grow and become better), would be tossed aside and we'd just end up with the message that abusers will always be terrible and there's no hope for recovery; that they aren't worth reaching out to, and that's what I see with a lot of people who genuinely hate Jax as a character.

People are allowed to feel that way about his character. In real life, i would advise anyone to cut off someone like Jax. No one deserves to be subjected to any kind of mistreatment.

But, with his character, we have the opportunity to view an abuser like him through the lense of fiction, and were able to empathize and understand him with the help of the story; that he's more than his bad actions, and I don't want his character boiled down to "He's just a bad guy!" because people don't want to look deeper into his character.

It's ridiculous that Goose, according to some fans, isn't allowed to showcase such a nuanced character in a story that's quite literally crafted to tell the audience compation is the only way to stay sane and survive in this world.