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there you go! was that so hard?

we are shown what comes of aurora taking care of it and she just sent decorations for karina's castle and the plush that karina was made to give to her by her parents as a child.

she looks kinda like catnip to lesbians, but not necessarily someone who'd be appealing enough to straight girls to be the prince of a school. especially since this is not an all-girls school where straight girls take what they can get.

if the next in line for the throne says he wasts to marry you, there's not much choice in the matter for you. maybe if she was from some foreign family, there'd be som wiggle room, but with heir family's liege? not really. karina never had a choice in the matter either. and who's to say she...

man, this has to be rough for asuka. she spends most of her life convinced her crush will never like anyone back and then she sees evidence that maybe she can so she tries to see if maybe she could with her, but gets totally shut down. both a breaking of her worldview and her heart.

there's a whole range of scenarios. the two scenarios were just illustrative of the impact of agency on your judgement of aurora.

well. that sure is one way to confess.

maybe her intentions don't matter much, but the amount of agency she had matters a lot. consider two situations: 1) the prince, with no influence from aurora, decides he likes her more and schemes to replace karina with aurora and aurora does not want to replace karina, but is forced into the...

this is also my best read on the situation. she seems to be a pawn to the prince who has had very little agency over what has ocurred. regardless of how she's felt about everything, she has had only minor impact on what has transpired.

it's extremely unclear to what extent aurora was involved in that. this isn't to say she was uninvolved, just that we don't currently know.

karina is so hot....

to be fair to her, a lot of it isn't her hiding her feelings, but not really understanding her own feelings. it's why this realization came from someone else describing how she interacts with adachi to her.

"she's not currently grieving so she must have killed him" is horrendous logic. different people grieve in different ways and someone can not be grieving and still not be the killer.

no, this is right out of the ln.

hopefully someone picks it up if the translator dropped it.

Anderson, you're so fucking obvious.

This is called progress.

Like, as soon as the knife came out, he wasn't going to leave unscathed. Likely he had no chance to leave alive, he doesn't seem valuable enough to trade for.

Look, she is protecting her wife, but it's not losing all sense of reason. If she didn't do this, then people would learn that they can get away with doing this and more people will do it. The rational thing to do is to hit him with a chair.

It's always a mistake to try to stab someone then turn your back to them.