Kind of regret finishing Yuriko Tale

If I knew what The Art of Seeing was about, I would have skipped the mission and would have been perfectly happy not playing it.

I mean it's sad on multiple levels, and then shifts to become uncomfortable and then disturbing.>!it wasn't clear why Yuriko was acting lovingly to Jin, and then became doubly disturbing that she has dementia, thinks Jin is his dad, and reveals a series of secrets that he didn't ask to know (or perhaps imagining)!<

!I mean, Jin's mother was dead by the timeline that Yuriko's story starts so it's not like a Arnold Swarzenegger cheating scandal, but still it shakes up Jin's understanding of what he believed.!<

!I might be projecting a bit because when my parents passed, I found a stack of letters my dad wrote to my mom when they were dating. I burned them at their grave without reading them, it's not for me to know what they say.!<

I know that being moved like this is part of why we play games. Just reflecting that sometimes I don't need to know the whole truth.