
I am having a hard time believing that she really has feelings for Dylan. Dylan's everything says that he is head over heels for her. But she's just like '' meh ''... Her anger, goal to revenge and indifference to use Dylan were better portrayed than her '' love '' for him... She looks the same for me since the beginning. But the change in Dylan is so clear, how he was when she didn't mean anything to him and how he became later after he started to show interest in her.
Am I the only one who feels so?

I still don't understand Cesio's parents' motive to give him away. I thought his mom wanted to have him so she gave birth to him, loved him, then she sent him away because she was afraid her sister would find out, and might hurt the kid, right? So the obvious logic was to protect him, by hiding him by giving him up for adoption, am I correct? Because so far nothing says so
His supposedly father apparently doesn't like him. His mother doesn't care for him, even after her sister died she didn't go to look for him and take him back.. What did I miss? If you love your husband and sister more than anything and if you fear your sister, why go against her, give birth to child then throw him away?!? Even the father is not really his father as he seems to be impotent. So the mom played God in creating this child by herself then decided she no longer wants him near her?

Cesios mom didn't want him to be born it was a mistake since she casually said it'd be nice to have her husbands child and boom Cesio was born with the power of manipulation diction that's why they abandoned Cesio for cesios moms sister the for empress and since then cesios mom has been unable to use her manipulation diction at least from what I remember

I think the knife scene here is better than how it was described in the novel. This one change looks good at least for me.
So here she's with her in a locked room and even though it's cliffhanger, I think she will end up framing her as well.(based on the novel, this knife was used to frame Edith into trying to kill Blondie).
So far, this looks better than (in the novel) trying to visit her in the prison, with warm water and a knife and making Edith look like she was trying to st@b her from the small window of the cell's door and the knife remains warm? That was Killian's reasoning while trying to prove that Edith is innocent: 1st reasoning, the knife/dagger is remaining warm and Blondie is holding warm water ( dunno why bring warm water, I think she was trying to offer her to drink it or make it look like that) anyway... Edith was freezing to death, so even if the dagger is thrown on her side in the cell, and remained warm in that winter in a dungeon underground. So for the time that Blondie started screaming and her Boy arriving and after them Killian and trying to understand what's going on, he opens the door, takes the knife and poof.. It's warm. Which cannot be the case cuz physics.
2nd reasoning, that the window is so small and the bars were close that it makes it impossible to try and st@b someone through it.
So let's see how this one goes... The framing might be more logical in this one (or so I hope) because with the latest chnages they're starting to make Blondie as a villain be so lame, at least I hope she owns her title as a villainess and a selfish person in the next chapter.

And yeah it looks like they changed things to set this scene up? Like in the novel, Edith thought lize was innocent and didn’t discover her until this very scene. But they changed the kidnapping scene where Edith overheard them talking so lize Edith is more aware of things. In the novel, she never heard that conversation between cliff and lize

Now that you mention it, I'm no longer sure if it's water or soup. I tried to go back and reread but I couldn't find the link and I was lazy to look more But I think they were saying something about warm, and my brain couldn't accept how something can remain warm for this long. Even if it's a bowl of hot soup, it's still a transferred heat from the hot bowl to her hand to the metal knife, transferred heat doesn't last long when you lose contact with the object.. Especially when it's metal. It's not like it was exposed directly to the fire or immersed in a hot liquide, it's transferred from a second contact. And with how they insisted that the cell was extremely cold, there was no way the knife would remain warm let alone hot. It couldn't make sense in my head
I've lost count of how many times I reread this. I just simply love it. I remember the first time I laughed so hard during the dragon arc.
The other arcs are also crazy, funny and unique.
I'm sure I will keep coming back for a reread from time to time