For clarity in the last paragraph I'm back to talking about Genus not Enoch.
About the last paragraph: I'll be straightforward here, the point wasn't "it's Juliett's fault", it was that the state of their marriage is their fault. Maybe at some point you could be like "this is because he just made this marriage look so bad", but then literal years pass and she's playing vengeful for the long haul and Enoch is being himself, which is sweet while not helping clear anything up.
Yes, they, not Genas, are responsible for their marriage.
Forgot to add that as far as Genas was concerned, Enoch was supposed to explain everything. He just never did because of his own complexes that led him to let her hate him.
Ye let's agree to disagree then because as much as it's Juliet and Enoch's fault their marriage stayed a hot fiery mess. He's 100% also at fault it even started that way. He started the fire on that bridge they just kept it burning.
Yeah so just cause Genas is hot, with enough of a reason to do what he did, doesnt mean it's suddenly entirely Juliet's fault. "It's not his fault she stayed angry ╮(￣▽￣)╭" Yeah it ain't her fault either nothing was explained to her. Our beautiful Enoch didn't explain himself after lying to her. (granted I think his was just the cherry on top I dont think she would've cared if that was the only issue) His brother set them up for failure because, like what other commenter's are doing, he down played her emotions/situation. Then her own fucking brother was a brain dead mofo to.
"She'll calm down" Motherfucker her and Enoch were already on the path to hooking up. Genus fucking botched it cause he panicked and rushed things. Hell he fucking botched it by not saying "hey my brother's dying and he needs you to stay by his to, y'know, not?" Juliet would've said yes to that. We know enough about her to understand that she always cared. We the reader are witness to their story and know she was head over heels for our boy till everything happened.
The second she was given the opportunity to learn more about what the situation was, guess what? She immediately regretted everything, and wanted to make things right. This isn't she didn't try hard enough, she stayed a brick wall, she did this, and she did that. No! Her brother/family fucked her, Genus fucked her, and Enoch shouldn't have internalized everything that happened but I digress he's just baby. She was sick, sold away, and essentially betrayed. Excuuuuuse me if I think she wasn't problem with all this.
That said I don't she's perfect. She could have made more of an effort to learn more, she could have been nicer, she could have talked to Enoch. But most of these "she could've been better" are hindsight is 20/20" situations.
Juliet isn't one of those shitty ML's that fall under the "he killed her family because he wanted revenge, tortured them because he felt he deserved revenge, isolated them for revenge because it was forced marriage, or straight up neglected them cause once again REVENGE." There's are people I've seen compare her to that kind of character archetype and it's honestly driving me crazy. Her and Enoch are victims to outside sources. The only reason I even mentioned Enoch lying was cause it's a source of her ire but I truly don't think he did anything crazy.
I will digress tho ik he did it for love, and cause he cares. I just don't like people people saying that it's all Juliet's fault because he's suddenly "perfect" in people's eyes. If anything I think everyone royally fucked up and this is their second chance.