Good Enough

Izuku is a boy who grew up under the weight of his mom's expectations, pushing his own limits to make her proud-staying up until the early hours, sacrificing moments of rest and simple joy just to meet the high bar she'd set for him. Every late-night study session, every forgotten thought of fun, every weary glance at his textbooks was driven by his desire to ease her worries and earn that genuine smile he'd long missed seeing on her face. He'd buried his passion for hero analysis and dreams of adventure beneath stacks of notes, convinced that success in her eyes meant setting aside his own heart's calling.

Do you think Inko will eventually recognize that her idea of "success" might be costing her son more than it could ever give him-and if so, what do you believe would finally make her see it?