At the level of writing, hasn't a non-chronological episodic narrative become a drawback when trying to develop more complex themes in history?

So the issue is more about how the amok merges with its container and how the longer it is in it, the more it becomes rooted, making it more difficult to remove, where in this case it also comes into play how Adrien and Felix were created differently from everyone else.

But if we talk about "how long", doesn't Festin also enter into the analysis, which is the amok that has been active the longest?

So we can say that the person who breaks the object must have the intention of releasing both the akuma and the amok, that is why in Riposte, as they only knew the akumas, when breaking the ring, Ladybug only wanted to release this one and that is why an amok does not appear.