A Deviant Mind

I think it’s a wonderful story with beautiful art. Everyone can relate to the feeling of not knowing who you really are, especially when you’re young, even if it’s not caused by amnesia, like Tara. The characters are original and captivating, and you don’t want to put it down once you start reading. I’m especially fond of the fact that you can always tell who’s who–no same-face in this work.

“A Deviant Mind” Episode 19 is a very touching, insightful episode, a touching glimpse of a person trapped between fear and bigotry where not even royal bloodlines can save one. As Najimi struggles with her painful past, her self image and the fear of future rejection, she has to decide whether to fall backward or move forward: Years of exploitation and abuse have left her with scars she can’t remove and yet those around her want desperately to help her heal.
Even a royal princess can fall to the lowest depths when a culture rejects them for something they have absolutely no control over. The results can haunt one for a lifetime…or can she find healing and peace within?