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I think she's treating it like regaining some freedom she lacked, before Marie-Joseph showed her "the way". And mrs du Berry is a low-hanging fruit, because she's not from the world of nobility and doesn't seem to be able to properly counter Marie-Antoinette. Still, I think her aunties'...

What a sad, sad sight :( I should've expected that, when we kept seeing how closely Charles-Henri started to resemble Jean-Baptiste after that du Berry incident. Still a hard thing to bear and see. Such a fall for the same Charles-Henri who wanted to save the future of his nation, who protected...

Charles-Henri saddens me. It's like... like you can't give him anything. You can't give him love, can't give him respect, can't give him status or it will break him. He can only feel bad things or else he over-indulges on the good ones. Now, he's not merely a pawn of the system, he's somewhere...

He strayed from his path and his ideals along the way. Ever since he got used by now mrs du Berry and "became a man", then it all went sideways, with him indulging on life again. While enjoying his stay on earth is generally a good thing, that's what derailed him, I think. That and growing up...

What a complete reversal, guys. Now it's Marie-Joseph representing change and revolution and Charles-Henri preserving the system, choosing an easier path, while silently hoping his dream will eventually be realized anyway. Tbh, it's all because of du Berry (wasn't she a Marie too?). How Charles...

That look between Charles-Henri and Gaspard - did they really tamper with the blade somehow?

I'm not sure if it was their father's decision, but I'm sure it WOULD'VE been his will, were he able to speak. We might yet learn, if there actually was some whisper in Charles-Henri's ear or not at all. What a way to separate them completely though. Reminds me of when Griffith and Guts were...

Louis-August, who never wanted Marie-Antoinette and never wanted to be forced to sleep with somebody, trying his best not to think of the plasure by imagining opening locks, as that's his hobby? What an insane sentence! I love it too. I appreciate how all of this could be shallow, devoid of all...

And here we go. That's kinda what I was waiting for. No weird looks, I meant both Maries starting to influence each other, inspire each other. So far only Marie Antoinette is inspired (and well, in love), but that's a good development for her. And as much as she's commiting an SA, let us not...

Not in those ages! In those ages it's just a monday. And tuesday. And...

Yeah, noticed that in the next chapter or so.

Oh, double the Marie, double the curiosity. How I love the symbolisms Sakamoto uses, guys. Bro really grew wings along the way and just like that flew over the Pacific.

Doesn't it? Aside from the fact, that she grew up so she might've just naturally started feeling things, she wants to break the gap between her and nobility AND she was used too, so might be a lot of pent-up trauma, frustration etc. It always depends on how the author is going to sell it, but...

Nah, there's no way. I must be misunderstanding that face. He's probably just happy that he can perform his work without taxing himself and his victims too much... right? Or is he developing a thirst for blood? Not Charles-Henri, not him... Nobody will be normal in this family, huh? I thought...

Woah, an ego blooming in my boy? That could be a dangerous thing. Or a madness maybe? Or a happiness of some kind, pride maybe? He IS impressive at the very least, Charles-Henri leveled up a lot, partially due to his rapist. Well, who am I to decide she's the rapist, if our protagonist remembers...

Yo, I forgot - princess is a virgin, obviously. That's why it's impossible to even attempt to hide how she and Louis-Auguste (called him Philip last time; sorry, your highness) never did the thing. It's insane though, the way it influences the populace. I guess openly going against...

I think it was still good, but we had to catch up with the new status quo, that's all ^^

Oh, that was unexpected! I've gained quite a lot of respect for Louis-Philip here. Pressure doesn't matter, expectations neither. He seems infatuated with Marie-Antoinette, but has enough empathy to spare her what she's been molded for and what she fears so deeply. It MIGHT also be due to his...

And here it goes, the crown prince is fully hooked. With no scheming too, just hormones. I somehow feel like this WILL disrupt prince's friendship (and infatuation?) with Charles-Henri. It CAN however make Charles-Henri more willing to act, despite him being now a father (who's the mother...

How ironic this chapter is, damn. She comes in dejected and sad, kinda apathetic due to being an item to Maria Theresa, a prize for Louis-Philip. Then she notices the fashion - loves it. Then she meets Marie-Joseph - she's infatuated with her. A sad, sad thing to see. I absolutely love this...