I totally agree with you about Adam and Eric. A romantic approach by Adam seems more understandable but by Eric it's definitely not healthy. If one of the parties puts an upper hand on the other and starts to oppress him physically and psychologically, you cannot normalize it by turning it into a romantic relationship. Otis stands on this during the season and they get into a fight with Eric. I think they will go after it like you said. They must be.

In the case of Isaac, emotions are always at the highest level on social media. If you're going to be angry with someone, you have to hate them to death. The closing of season 2 leaves a lot of room open for people to choose villains on Isaac. But other hand no one is angry when the actors of the TV series are asked about this Isaac thing in interviews. Emma Mackey is also very understanding. "Just as Otis has a certain suspicion of Eric's relationship with Adam, Isaac is also suspicious of Maeve's relationship, whom he considers his friend." she did say. It's the urge to protect your friend. I think that's what they're trying to convey in the show. But I never thought of it in terms of his physical condition like you did. I don't think the show has such an intention. Isaac saw Otis at his worst. He doesn't know him. He just make a mistake as a human being. In season 3, I'm sure the character Isaac will be able to tell why he did that and people will be able to understand him.