Sir Jacques knows that Ivorre rejected being a candidate for corwn princess and the proposal. He and the prince are uninvited guests, which he acknowledge but still has the nerve to criticize how she treats them. They know Ivorre and the place is not well but are leeching off and the Prince is harassing her. "Don't hurt my master's feeling" SIR! She had politely rejected him many times and made her feelings clear. How about you learn how to communicate with how you are having feelings on the "master you are so loyal" and care about potential wife! Ivoree was right in how no matter the circumstances, the woman is always to blame!!! Imagine trying to learn how to love and be a family then get accused of Incest or manipulation! At most, her actions are a doting sister and a ruler who fairly treats her land and subjects. "Cold" Yeah! Women in power have to always be in check of their emotions and maintain high standards of being elegant and authoritative to make people respect her position. . I wish this was a more family focus story since the Prince and that pesky knight is so annoying. Why couldn't they be introduced in the second season or later on, so that we can see her growth and create a healthy mindset of love. Heck, even the maid is more interesting than those two combined.
On another note, I feel like the maid is a potential love intrest to the brother. I'm hoping she is but her character design is often used to show that the female character is safe from being a love interest. :( I actually like the maid since she has an actual reason to be devoted to the noble female character. She keeps the brother in check but still allows him to practice safely swordship. God, I just want two broken siblings finding themselves and learning to become proper mature adult capable of accepting love and respect.
I agree that these kids need emotional growth rather than romantic interests at the moment. They have been through a lot, and if it weren't for the prince, the older sister would have been able to handle her abusers; she was certainly capable of that. I dislike how he claims to be controlling his emotions and holding back his feelings, only to kiss her while she’s crying about not being the right person to care for and love her brother and be part of a family.
I just find it frustrating that the knight cannot even respond properly to a letter from a lady while staying as an uninvited guest. He confronts the head of the household with baseless accusations at night, while a child is left outside without any safety. The prince and knight better not come back!
Sir Jacques knows that Ivorre rejected being a candidate for corwn princess and the proposal. He and the prince are uninvited guests, which he acknowledge but still has the nerve to criticize how she treats them.
They know Ivorre and the place is not well but are leeching off and the Prince is harassing her. "Don't hurt my master's feeling" SIR! She had politely rejected him many times and made her feelings clear. How about you learn how to communicate with how you are having feelings on the "master you are so loyal" and care about potential wife!
Ivoree was right in how no matter the circumstances, the woman is always to blame!!! Imagine trying to learn how to love and be a family then get accused of Incest or manipulation! At most, her actions are a doting sister and a ruler who fairly treats her land and subjects. "Cold" Yeah! Women in power have to always be in check of their emotions and maintain high standards of being elegant and authoritative to make people respect her position.
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I wish this was a more family focus story since the Prince and that pesky knight is so annoying. Why couldn't they be introduced in the second season or later on, so that we can see her growth and create a healthy mindset of love. Heck, even the maid is more interesting than those two combined.
On another note, I feel like the maid is a potential love intrest to the brother. I'm hoping she is but her character design is often used to show that the female character is safe from being a love interest. :( I actually like the maid since she has an actual reason to be devoted to the noble female character. She keeps the brother in check but still allows him to practice safely swordship. God, I just want two broken siblings finding themselves and learning to become proper mature adult capable of accepting love and respect.
I agree that these kids need emotional growth rather than romantic interests at the moment. They have been through a lot, and if it weren't for the prince, the older sister would have been able to handle her abusers; she was certainly capable of that. I dislike how he claims to be controlling his emotions and holding back his feelings, only to kiss her while she’s crying about not being the right person to care for and love her brother and be part of a family.
I just find it frustrating that the knight cannot even respond properly to a letter from a lady while staying as an uninvited guest. He confronts the head of the household with baseless accusations at night, while a child is left outside without any safety. The prince and knight better not come back!