Guys I don't have anyone to talk abt this. It's making me scratch my skin rawr. I wanna yap abt this like the art? Immaculate. The women? Scrumptious. The main character? Fcking cool. The lord world hater? Yumyumyum. The characters design? Heavenly.
Every chapter, I start to like Marsha and Douglas more everyday my god there chemistry (Them fucking balling laughter in that last chapter, peak)
Also, I was confused for a second why Marsha developed androphobia, but when you look back on it (Marsha being painted as the villainous for 10 years, almost being forced into an arranged marriage because of the king, almost being assaulted, the weird magic thing taking control of her body, EVERY INTERACTION WITH EX-FIANCE) the only good experience she's had with men is like a hand-full at best. But speaking as someone who has no phobia, would that be enough? Human minds are weird to the point that some people could get a panic attack from seeing a single balloon. Geniunely asking for others' thoughts on this!!
So, like Lady Priscilla is weird, right? She's absolutely desperate to get Marsha as her lady-in-waiting. At first, it just seemed to be a cover-up for her affair with Ex-fiance, but I'm starting to think it's more than that. Even when she accepted the divorce to happen, she still wants Marsha. From my pov, anyone with a brain can tell that if you're on Marsha's side, you're gonna win the long game as royalty. When Myra first arrived, she had nobody, but then Marsha joined her side, and now she's the Queen! Priscilla probably saw this and realized that if she got Marsha, she could be Queen herself. She's probably ordering Raul to act so (pathetically, annoyingly, stupidly) eccentric in the hopes that she can use Marsha to boost her status amongst the inner palace. Maybe I'm overthinking it, but it makes sense, right?
Rainiers is a good guy, honestly. As a friend, I think he's doing a good job of getting Marsha used to being treated like a woman (LIKE SHE SHOULD'VE BEEN, F U RAUL) for the possible dating scene, if or when she decides she's ready for it. And as a possible live interest, I need to see more, but from what I've seen, he's not a bad pick. Still like Douglas more tho ngl.
Marsha's biggest flaw is her Pride, and I love how it's written. If she didn't let her Pride win, she wouldn't have had to deal with the past 10 years of being written as a villainous. But it's also her pride (As a lady-in-waiting, a noble, and herself) that was able to best the odds time and time again. She didn't want to be used, so she used others as well. But now she's in a constant struggle of trying to get the upper hand time and time again until one day someone wins. And she can't blame anyone else for her current situation but herself. And I love it.
Thank you for reading!! ε=ε=(ノ≧∇≦)ノ
