Joker isn’t the center of her existence! She feels like an imaginary friend from all the times she’s around Joker and no one else.
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She doesn’t struggle much from being in her own skin again. Sumire should’ve gone back to therapy with an actual therapist, and talked honestly to her parents about her mental problems and sort and heal from the burdens she’s carried. But what, after a short timespan when the thieves rescue her she figures herself out and then suddenly accepts Kasumi’s death with a big ole speech? Sure, she talks about it with Joker, and while it’s nice to have someone to talk to about these things, that doesn’t magically solve all of a person’s problems in one fell swoop. That part’s understandable, don’t get me wrong. Though the same can be applied to Maruki as she sort of consented to the identity crisis, and tried to stop Joker from undoing so. Joker saves her by revealing the truth of her identity, and her coming back as Sumire after almost a year of being brainwashed. She and Cendrillon share a few things: they go to a ball pretending to be someone else, a chance to have their lives be what they want, and is saved by a man who solves all their problems. And since we only get to see Real Kasumi once, ONCE, we don’t know the dynamics of their relationship. Depression can happen to anyone, of course, but her large amount of jealousy of Kasumi feels kinda off in the writing aspect. Perhaps that could be the reason for her lack of confidence as Sumire. They trained the same but Kasumi came out on top. There’s also the fact that there doesn’t seem to be any ground reason as to why Sumire has an inferiority complex over her sister other than that Kasumi is considered the better gymnast. Sumire’s a Mary Sue for the fact that everything she does or doesn’t do is positively received no matter the situation. Yet Sumire puts the image that Kasumi is perfect in every way (Mary Sue) when she’s spent years learning all about her twin. They’re siblings! Twins for crying out loud! They would’ve spent everything together knowing each other’s quirks, habits, and flaws. She could’ve said anything at anytime and Kasumi would’ve listened. The thing she said about Kasumi making the decisions for her, like her clothes, is because Sumire lets her. But I guess it’s a minor thing where she’s like Cinderella’s stepsisters. There is no ill mistreatment anywhere done TO her from when she was Sumire before Shujin. She has a sister who cares about her, and parents that care about her, too. All these bad things in Cinderella’s life happens TO her out of jealousy, spite, and cruelty. All the stories of Cinderella have many things in common: she’s a waif, she is looked down on by her household, verbally abused, put into forced labour, shown to be a genuine person, and is saved by a man who solves all her problems. Her connection to Cendrillon is off and strange. What were all those 120 hours of progress for.?! Though it didn’t matter if her reveal would’ve happened or not, Sumire just goes back to being the SAME person as when she first started in the true ending. Nothing really showed that anything was wrong in her happy go lucky world aside from the few interactions she has with Maruki.
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Seriously, how does one take crappy code names as Appetite and Leotard into actual consideration? How do unused scenes like Akechi suspecting her as the Palace Ruler because of her association with said Palace being about one who craves attention and just let it slip by her?) the foreshadowing monologue could just be something to add for her backstory if a player didn’t think about it much. Her attitude stays the same, perky, polite, overly positive, being an airhead (that goes for Sumire too. There was nothing off about her being Kasumi in the first place that led to the indication that she wasn’t actually Kasumi.
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