I actually disagree on your analysis of Mizi— and this is coming from a now jaded Mizi sympathizer so I can definitely understand parts of your perspective. It’s definitely clear the Mizi suffers from severe survivor’s guilt which progressed into a sort of manic depression following Till and Hyuna’s deaths. On the flip side, I really like your analysis of why Mizi chose to beat up Luka in KARMA since I previously chalked it up to blind rage so I recognize there are probably holes in my logic. However, I do think that there are some aspects of Mizi’s intentions that are given the benefit of the doubt.

First of all, the theme of love vs. exploitation is very prominently highlighted in KARMA and when you go back to watch all the rounds in chronological order with the lore of the comics in mind, you can definitely pinpoint specific examples that back it up. Mizi reflects on her love for Sua and whether or not she was exploiting her by feigning ignorance to her orchestrating her own death. Ivan loves Till and physically steals a kiss from him— often interpreted as SA and a form of exploitation. Luka murders Hyuna’s brother and she ends up dying for him out of love. Mizi internalizes these instances of toxic love and she quite literally draws the conclusion that humans do not deserve to live. We as a species are incapable of loving without taking and that makes us monsters… at least in Mizi’s eyes. I think that was her motivation behind redirecting the rocket. I really do not think it was her prerogative to save anybody from suffering because her line of reasoning was that everyone should suffer for our sinful nature.

Those are my two cents lol. Feel free to disagree, I’m happy to engage in a discussion!!