Up until this chapter I felt sorry for Aria...but now I don't. If she's been told so many times she needs to stay away from other people's fiances there's no way she doesn't realize it. Even if it's hard for her without the prince she can ask him to give her someone who isn't engaged to someone to look after her. Yeah her situation bites but she's was on her own most of the time in Japan, she shouldn't be incapable of fending for herself, she's just being selfish now. So I really wish someone slaps some sense into her later one. And I want the prince to get hit by a carriage.
The Saint's Magic Power Is Omnipotent - Vol. 4 Ch. 16.3 - Another Saintess Part 3
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This makes me hate the princess. She KNOWS her fiance is a fucking idiot. She KNOWS this girl was ABDUCTED and has no one else. And yet....she puts ALL the responsibility of living up to her shitty countries standards on the abductee instead of her fiance. Trash, every single one of these people, INCLUDING the mc who GLEEFULLLY left this child to deal with all this shit because she didn't want to.
from this chapter, Aira seems to be mainly a victim of circumstances— a willing one, but a pawn of the system nonetheless. I don't think that the princess was laying blame on Aira, in fact, it seems she understood her situation and wanted to be a source of support for Aira as well since clearly the men around Aira didn't care to be situationally aware.
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@Garlyle if by princess you mean the princes fiance then pay more attention to her actions and her words. She was clearly trying to reach out to the girl and become friends. Probably would have if the stupid prince (I am not disagreeing with you on that one) didn't step in and interrupt her. She wasn't attacking her she was trying to befriend her, and maybe in the process correct her stupid fiances social mistakes.
@Garlyle She's not the princess, she's his fiance, and she -can't- tell him what to do because he's the prince and way way higher status. And she's not putting 'responsibility' on anyone, she's not throwing blame. She's telling her to try and stop sticking to her man. Aria is more in the wrong than Liz, cause Aria knows it's someone's fiance and isn't even trying to stop. She -knows- she's straining a relationship and is putting herself over that. -Anyone- can help Aria get acclimated and look after her, it doesn't have to be the prince. Hell there are other princes too. And How is Sei wrong for not taking this on instead of Aria? Sei has no obligation to get involved in any of this, she has her own life to consider. Or did you forget Sei was abducted too?
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@WillLi I didn't know she wasn't a princess, so that changes things on that end. But it DOESN'T change the fact that Aria CAN'T do anything about who she is with, evidenced by the fact that the Prince swooped in literal SECONDS after his own fiance began talking to her. If you say his fiance doesn't have any sway over his actions, how on earth could Aria be expected to tell him to back the hell off? The fiance knows the prince is an idiot. Telling Aria what she already knows isn't helping. Talking to Aria isn't going to help at all. The prince is the problem but everyone is putting the responsibility on Aria. Which is dumb.
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ugh can we just beat this idiot princes face in
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how is it that the prince, after finding out Sei was also summoned, even if he didn't like her, after seeing Aira so upset and finding herself in an unknown world he didn't decide to have both of them meet instead of isolating her?! It's not like Sei pushed herself into the situation and was a suspicious character.
This just makes me see the decisions of the prince as intentional and not done without thinking.
This just makes me see the decisions of the prince as intentional and not done without thinking.
@Garlyle The prince is acting this way out of 'guilt'. He's not doing it out of 'love'. If she tells him to leave some distance and get someone else, he'll listen cause he doesn't want to have more guilt by doing something she doesn't want. The prince is an idiot, but he's not mentally disabled. He's not so dumb as to literally do the opposite of what he is told. And the reason the prince is even acting this way is because Aria is showing -zero- signs of independence. Yes the prince is at fault for essentially kidnapping her and Sei, but this chapter proved his reaction is again, based on guilt. As Lukcluck said, Aria is a -willing- victim of circumstance at this point, she is -willingly- rolling around in her own sorrow and letting the prince baby her. She is making zero effort to try and change things or get out of it.
So while it's both the prince and Aria's fault, let's compare their motivations. The prince is doing what he thinks is the responsible thing to do, because he feels guilt. Aria is wallowing around in her own self pity. So which of those two would you tell to shape up? The one who is in their head doing the right thing, but executing wrong? Or the one making no effort to do what's right even after being told they're causing problems?
The prince is by no means right or blameless, but at least his fault is only that he's stupid, and not that he is intentionally being a problem.
@shinsenryuu I was thinking that too, but then it hit me, the prince looks like he's kinda being overwhelmed by guilt, so I'm thinking he's actually running away from Sei, so he doesn't have to deal with the guilt of screwing them both over, instead of just one person.
So while it's both the prince and Aria's fault, let's compare their motivations. The prince is doing what he thinks is the responsible thing to do, because he feels guilt. Aria is wallowing around in her own self pity. So which of those two would you tell to shape up? The one who is in their head doing the right thing, but executing wrong? Or the one making no effort to do what's right even after being told they're causing problems?
The prince is by no means right or blameless, but at least his fault is only that he's stupid, and not that he is intentionally being a problem.
@shinsenryuu I was thinking that too, but then it hit me, the prince looks like he's kinda being overwhelmed by guilt, so I'm thinking he's actually running away from Sei, so he doesn't have to deal with the guilt of screwing them both over, instead of just one person.
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Typical cuck move, doesn’t listen and get the “victim” in more trouble.
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let's be fair, He completely ignored sei and didn't even bother to tell anyone to take care of sei, he brushed her off. Didn't feel guilty at all because if he did, he would give attention to both girls. But nah he ran straight to aria.
What he is doing is grooming aria to be the saintess and to be his bride. Crown prince + saints = ego boost.
Even from the perspective of the king, the king had to apologize to sei to quell her anger to prevent sei from willingly leaving his country.
let's be fair, He completely ignored sei and didn't even bother to tell anyone to take care of sei, he brushed her off. Didn't feel guilty at all because if he did, he would give attention to both girls. But nah he ran straight to aria.
What he is doing is grooming aria to be the saintess and to be his bride. Crown prince + saints = ego boost.
Even from the perspective of the king, the king had to apologize to sei to quell her anger to prevent sei from willingly leaving his country.
Aria is dependent on the prince because she is a kid who was abducted and has been isolated by him (maybe accidentally) from the very moment she was summoned. Here he is chasing away someone that is about to offer themselves as another pillar of support. Gotta wonder if all the others were intending to mess with her, or if she's just shy and then they got chased away.
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