"Gaze of Hostility" is the thirty-six chapter of Franken Fran Frantic
Jun Kurosama
Tropes include:
- Both Sides Have a Point:
- Jerkass Has a Point
- The three instances she listed of Fran harming children were entirely not her fault as they were caused by either circumstances out of her control or by others using her work for their own selfish gain while having little input herself [Add below as footnotes later]
- Q.O.E, Phony Mon patent her work before she could....became the next pet-craze
- Abusive Parents
- put her patients first....betterment...deadset on becoming organ donors
- Death Glare: Just like the title, Jun has one mean stare
- Continuity Nod:
- Deconstructed Character Archetype: Jun Kurosama deconstructs the Good Counterpart and Jerkass to One to Fran.
- Dramatic Irony: calling Fran and her work "The most abominable kind of evil" and "enemy of mankind"
- Foil:
- Friend to All Children:
- Hypocrite: [Rephrase]
- Jun Kurosuma claims to despise Fran because of the harm she's caused childrennote , saying that by contrast, she'd give her life to save any child. She's actually just viscerally horrified and disgusted by Fran's methods and what she's capable of and as a result, ends up dooming countless children to death by a disease she's rendered permanently incurable as a result of her vendetta, including her own daughter, having put her hatred of Fran and disgust at one of her creations ahead of even trying to understand why it existed and what it might be for. For the cherry on top of the hypocrisy sundae, she begs Fran to save her daughter anyway the moment she realizes what she's done... only for Fran to explain that she can't — the cure was discovered by accident during an experiment conducted by numerous researchers, and she alone can't possibly recreate the biological android it was derived from; even if she had help, it's unlikely they could rediscover exactly what happened that led to it being a source of the cure.
- Jerkass to One:
- Laser-Guided Karma:
- Meaningful Name: Jun, "Genuine/Pure"
- My Godwhat Have I Done: She now has to live with the fact that she doomed countless children to their deaths from an easily curable disease, including her own daughter, out of petty/pure spite for one person.
- Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Jun the pediatric surgeon who despises Fran's experiments and the most disturbing outcomes of such aims to get her removed from the medical community in order to protect children from becoming victims of her work, starting by destroying one of her external labs at a pharmaceutical company. However, that particular lab housed an organic robot that was used to synthesize the materials needed for the vaccine for a rare disorder. As said creature was created by accident, Fran notes that it would take a great amount of work to recreate it, if they could even figure out how to do so, leading to the deaths of countless kids... including the surgeon's own daughter. She doesn't take this well.
- Organic Technology:
- Revenge Before Reason:
- Space Whale Aesop: never assume, it can lead to way more harm than good
- You Are What You Hate: inadvertently
