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I'm sure we're supposed to believe Anna is right in her treatment of the miner and that her rules are actually reasonable, so I won't go argue if the rules are good. Plus, in a medieval setting, getting 2 days off per week is likely extremely generous. It's just dumb of the author to treat physical labor, in a mine even, as if it was a 9 to 5 office job.
And speaking of dumb, what's that "I won't tell them I'm not their biological father" plan? Anna appears to be extremely smart, so she probably already knows that. And will probably tell the sisters at some point. Also realize they're not actually sisters. And if he never tells them they're not his children, what is he going to say about their mother? He isn't married and never talks about her, so are they supposed to think that she died? That she abandoned them? No thought to whether they might want to know about their mother?
Also, Elsa knows about the dragon already. And he was famous, as was the event of the dragon destroying the village. They'll learn about the truth the moment they talk to a member of guild. I mean, it's a miracle none of the rest of the villagers brought up the fact that they're adopted, seeing how they seem to be extremely outgoing and it doesn't seem like the father told everyone to lie about it.
Plus, he's saying he's doing it for their sake, but it's obvious he is doing it for his own sake, which makes him a bit of a scumbag.
And speaking of dumb, what's that "I won't tell them I'm not their biological father" plan? Anna appears to be extremely smart, so she probably already knows that. And will probably tell the sisters at some point. Also realize they're not actually sisters. And if he never tells them they're not his children, what is he going to say about their mother? He isn't married and never talks about her, so are they supposed to think that she died? That she abandoned them? No thought to whether they might want to know about their mother?
Also, Elsa knows about the dragon already. And he was famous, as was the event of the dragon destroying the village. They'll learn about the truth the moment they talk to a member of guild. I mean, it's a miracle none of the rest of the villagers brought up the fact that they're adopted, seeing how they seem to be extremely outgoing and it doesn't seem like the father told everyone to lie about it.
Plus, he's saying he's doing it for their sake, but it's obvious he is doing it for his own sake, which makes him a bit of a scumbag.