Van is not it. there is a clear reason why blaine was the one who ended up with her in the main story. also van has had it all. we can say there are different struggles with being a royal but so what, clearly he had a good social support system which is a positive force for development. blaine, despite parents who were emotionally strained and neglectful of him, he grew up to be resourceful, intelligent, well mannered. anyway, the thing that also rubs me wrong about the side story is how ver is reduced to an woman of inaction. Yes it's messy and rushed but basically with van, she's nearly damsel in distress reduced.
Van is not it. there is a clear reason why blaine was the one who ended up with her in the main story. also van has had it all. we can say there are different struggles with being a royal but so what, clearly he had a good social support system which is a positive force for development. blaine, despite parents who were emotionally strained and neglectful of him, he grew up to be resourceful, intelligent, well mannered. anyway, the thing that also rubs me wrong about the side story is how ver is reduced to an woman of inaction. Yes it's messy and rushed but basically with van, she's nearly damsel in distress reduced.