Please do it lynch me, but I believe that for me message of this webcomic to be conveyed, Tia must ultimately marry the Prince.
I am aware what the he did is unforgivable. And Tia is aware too. She doesn’t have to forgive him. But it’s the concept that the current him and the future/past(????) him are absolutely different people. I like to think that this story shows how simple actions can change not only your life but others.
The prince is not the dick he could have been. Anyone of us (tho it’s a hard pill to swallow) is capable of turning into a monster given the right circumstances. Tia is learning this.
It is not about forgiving, or forgetting. She is falling for a completely different person who simply wears the sake skin of something she feared.
totally agree with you... i really hate seeing comments on how they hate ruve just because on what he did in the past...i also believe that the past tia... shares faults here on why she ended up being killed... cuz of the changes... everything can get better... if tia get better the the prince also have the right to be better
all I see is people hating him. I get where they're coming from, but it's not a valid point to add to their arguements that the other male leads should have her heart, which is what they're using it for. They all have their merits, tho I actually think the Prince's personality compliments her's the best.
Exactly. A series of bad decisions on either end lead to Tia's demise. He is not a monster anymore. I wish people would stop pissing on him.
Something about Mister Ben’s death was comical. Usually those types of scenes are tear jerkers for me, but I genuinely laughed at how he croaked. I’m sorry ＿|￣|○
Susan was annoying, rude, inconveniencing. The whole spiel. But she had her own demons too I guess. I hope she finds her happy ending, wherever she goes next, and stop causing trouble.
I cried. A lot. And I can’t feel shame for that. The depiction of how it feels to be truly powerless in those moments in which you thought you could make a difference, or those times where you had to use your power to do something that tears your own world apart, was truly awe inspiring.
It’s difficult to illustrate the spiral into helplessness, and the sometimes gentle and gradual ascension out of it, but this right here does it all.
The ending of Chapter 6 gave me bad vibes and then suddenly Chapter 7 hit me like a freight train. I'm genuinely terrified.
Let go of that morality bullshit it's the end of the world as you know it and that child is DANGEROUS throw the whole fucking kid of the bridge.
By blatantly displaying prejudice and mistrust towards summoners, he's helping enable discrimination against them, which is more than likely to end up pushing summoners to become what everyone fears.
If a person is told they are something, a monster, useless, talentless, more often or not, they being to assume that role because nothing they do will change the image you've painted on them. Awful.
One look at that bastard and we ALL KNEW eXactLy who he was I hope he fucking burns in hell please castrate that animal
I like to think authors like this take it upon themselves to imagine different possible scenarios within things like omegaverse, and illustrate them for us as an audience. I never considered what would happen is a fated pair with an age gap met to early, and now I understand it's a truly painful experience.
Omegaverse is one where a person's "id" (the instinctual part of them) holds more ground than it does in real life. Much more ground. For that I just can't see our omega as an inherently terrible person. He definitely shouldn't have kissed the kid though.
No matter how many time I reread it, it never gets old