Yotsuyu, the irredeemable monster

[Steelbreaker25]

Which he didn't learn as most Domans are trying to get back to how they were before the Empire came.

Trying to rebuild their society is not the same thing as re-instituting the elements that produced Yotsuyu. There's elements of culture that are problematic, like inherent, systemic sexism, classism, or racism, but there's also tons of culture that are harmless, like the arts, food, clothing, industry, and education.

[thegreatonemal]

Trying to rebuild their society is not the same thing as re-instituting the elements that produced Yotsuyu. There's elements of culture that are problematic, like inherent, systemic sexism, classism, or racism, but there's also tons of culture that are harmless, like the arts, food, clothing, industry, and education.

It doesn't look like they are moving towards any of that. They've addressed none of it, unlike Ala Mihgo which is facing those issues head on. We get one line of Gosetsu alluding to it when he talks about whose feet do these sins lie at and that's it.

[Steelbreaker25]

It doesn't look like they are moving towards any of that. They've addressed none of it, unlike Ala Mihgo which is facing those issues head on. We get one line of Gosetsu alluding to it when he talks about whose feet do these sins lie at and that's it.

We haven't seen much of Doma directly since this took place (4.3). The story simply hasn't revisited the subject much since.