Marielle and Lutin remind me of Wendy and Peter Pan ngl. Marielle knows she could be on fun adventures with him if she let him steal her away, but she knows where her roots are and of the true dangers these whimsical adventures (with a guy whose identity she can't trust/comprehend fully) would bring, so she'll never choose Neverland. The love she has for Simeon may not be the stuff of fairy tales, but it is built on a solid foundation, accepting and trusting despite their flaws.
Marielle and Lutin remind me of Wendy and Peter Pan ngl. Marielle knows she could be on fun adventures with him if she let him steal her away, but she knows where her roots are and of the true dangers these whimsical adventures (with a guy whose identity she can't trust/comprehend fully) would bring, so she'll never choose Neverland. The love she has for Simeon may not be the stuff of fairy tales, but it is built on a solid foundation, accepting and trusting despite their flaws.