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I didn't see it like that, he was truly trying to help, he saw the position the emperor is and obviously he won't be the one to pressure her to make a decision, so Lionel took this job, which I don't think was bad, he didn't want to influence the decision itself but she needs to make one, if she takes too much time, it'll be bad for both of them, which doesn't mean it's a easy decision to make
It's a better way to see it. Maybe it sounded a bit forceful for me. Or my bad Spanish mind translated it like that :D thanks for your thoughts!!
The hell was Sir Lionel telling her? "I do not want your decision to be swayed to one way or the other by people, please decide now if you love somebody thanks. And also if you want to be the empress. And leaving the north. And stopping being yourself" dude, if telling her to divorce is treason you're putting on her the same pressure xDdddd