So we all love to hate on these 3 girls who chose not to help Shigechi when he had wounds and was walking to Josuke. I have seen people wonder why Araki did this like what was the point. And I think some people don't see that this is a very realistic thing. And it's something that just adds to part 4's theme in general.

Something I believed Araki nailed in part 4 was the aspect of never judge a book by it's cover. Kira is a good example of someone who might seem normal could actually be a killer or creep in disguise. Where as Josuke is a good example of how someone who might seem weird or scary could actually be your next friend. Shigechi adds to this aspect of part 4.

This is pretty much a mix of bystander effect and judgement. The girls at first are open to help him but decided not to because they see him as a creep based on his look. Also the fact that he is obviously bleeding and in pain but they decided to leave him for someone else to handle. AND IT'S NOT JUST THEM, the fact that this whole section of the school is choosing to ignore Shigechi is pretty much like the bystander effect. What's more sad about this, is that it's not like he's a stranger or anything, he literally goes to the elementary school nearby and yet no one chooses to help him, no teachers, no one.

If you don't know what the bystander effect is, it's basically when people are less likely to help someone in trouble when other people are around, because everyone assumes someone else will help instead. One really sad example of this in our world is Wang Yue who was a little girl that got hit by a truck and many people (AT LEAST 18) decided not to help her while she was on the ground and soon she was hit again by another truck.

In this day and age where people are suing for crazy reasons and are sensitive to lots of things and with the internet's big role now, this type of behavior from the girls is probably at it's highest now. Araki really killed it with this scene, RIP Shigechi.

I think some people don't realize how realistic this moment is.