>>68502864> When did she deny that?https://youtu.be/J2YmJL0PX5M?t=9159She said she didn't intend to talk about her situation but the termination notice forced her hand, maybe that can be read narrowly to solely talk about the suicide attempt. I take it as broader though since her statement references months of mistreatment leading up to it. Niji's counterclaim in the termination notice is that she told them she did intend to publicly disclose it if they didn't give her what she wanted.
> That's not how the termination reads at all. She was terminated for contract breaches.Check out this section again
>>68497015what they cite is the damage to the company's reputation and their operations by her claims (which she hadn't publicly made but which they claim she threatened to, and it's admittedly weird to talk about the actual damages of a hypothetical future event)
Maybe I'm splitting hairs here and I'm sure I come off as a bootlicker, but I guess just to sum up what I'm trying to say if it's useful for anyone else thinking about this:
In the world where the majority understanding of this event is true, Niji drove Selen to suicide, then shot themselves in the head for no clear reason, maybe you can kind of interpret it as an attempt to damage her reputation further but it doesn't even work that way very well. Selen comes out with completely clean hands.
In the world of where my understanding is true, Niji drove Selen to suicide, and then shot themselves in the head to stop Selen from shooting them in the head. She threatened to shoot them in the head if they didn't give her redress, and they deserved it to be honest, but we'll never know if she actually intended to follow through or not. Maybe after she calmed down she decided that she just wanted to move on. Maybe she did intend to but she decided she already won. Either way she never mentions pointing a gun at them, Niji's dying groans that she had a gun are ignored, and the public sees it as Selen having completely clean hands, exercising no agency in the situation other than the grace of letting the situation go.
