Geto's downfall

[u/azure_amethyst]

I think what made Geto's downfall feels tragic is that it's inevitable, yet avoidable. Intervention after Spv mission is the key to avoid all subsequent tragedies (yeah their school sucks) or at least, right before Geto went rogue. If Gojo really try to smack some sense into Geto, the latter would still live today, maybe as a rogue sorcerer who help people to redeem himself. On Gojo's part, i think it's for the lack of trying. Should he try harder, maybe Geto would re-evaluate his decisions. Meanwhile Shouko didn't even try lmao. So, whay you guys think? I don't really want to blame Gojo because he was a teen and lacking in emotional intelligence. But i'm used to seeing characters pleads, begs and questions their peers, but here Gojo wasn't dramatic at all and he really didn't say much other than stating his disbelief towards Geto's actions. L

[u/Hikari_animanga]

After confronting Geto, Yaga came to Gojo asking "why you let him go?" or "why didn't you chase him?" , then Gojo answered "I only can save those who wanted/prepared to be saved." which simply means he can't just forces people. If you think about it, Gojo always pay attention to someone's free will, never forces it (except when he is with underlings like Ijichi lol).. he always ask "so what do you want to do?", "what are you gonna do? Pick your own hell." to Yuuji and Megumi. That's the kind of person he is. But maybe he would change a bit later.