Who is the object and subject in this passive sentence?


I came along a conversation between two characters that have a sort of rivals-
to-lovers relationship. There's only two lines of dialogue, but I can't place
the meaning.

> Person 1: 僕に愛される気あんの?
>
> Person 2: ほら, その気にさせて下さいよ

Which I took to mean

> Person 1: Do you feel loved by me?
>
> Person 2: Look, let me care for those feelings

I believe that what's supposed to be conveyed here is that person 1 is
questioning either his love for person 2 or her love for him. Then person 2 is
somewhat confirming it.

But honestly I'm so lost as to who's feelings are being referenced with
"気あんの". I also don't understand who is loving who using the passive form with
愛. In addition, my translation sounds horribly stilted, is there a better way
to express this?




「気」here means "feel"/"feeling" in the sense of "to feel like doing something".

> 行く気がない → to not feel like going  
>  やる気がある → to feel like doing (something)

So

> 僕に愛される → to be loved by me  
>  僕に愛される気 → feel like being loved by me  
>  僕に愛される気あんの？ → "Do you (even) feel like being loved by me?" which sounds
> more natural as "Do you (even) want to be loved by me?"

In a similar vein, 気にさせる can be used as the causative of 気がある to mean "make
(someone) feel like doing (something)"

So

> その気にさせる → to make someone feel like doing "that" (being loved by person 1)  
>  その気にさせてくださいよ → "Make me feel like doing that (being loved by person 1)" or
> more natural-soundingly "Make me feel like being / want to be loved by you"




「気」here means "feel"/"feeling" in the sense of "to feel like doing something".

> 行く気がない → to not feel like going  
>  やる気がある → to feel like doing (something)

So

> 僕に愛される → to be loved by me  
>  僕に愛される気 → feel like being loved by me  
>  僕に愛される気あんの？ → "Do you (even) feel like being loved by me?" which sounds
> more natural as "Do you (even) want to be loved by me?"

In a similar vein, 気にさせる can be used as the causative of 気がある to mean "make
(someone) feel like doing (something)"

So

> その気にさせる → to make someone feel like doing "that" (being loved by person 1)  
>  その気にさせてくださいよ → "Make me feel like doing that (being loved by person 1)" or
> more natural-soundingly "Make me feel like being / want to be loved by you"

