the irony with those ‘Lucia 101’ lessons is that Lucy is actually the true Lucia. the Lucia that existed before was a distorted version of who Lucy truly is, courtesy of her ‘best friend’. what people believed to be Lucia was a misconception, while Lucy embodies the original essence of Lucia. but that’s just my interpretation i could be wrong.
at the same time, i suppose that idea might erase Lucia’s existence entirely. but, from what I remember, she disappeared before the main plot could really develop, and Lucy conveniently took her place. the same thing happened with Sena and the main character, it feels almost like they were meant to be mere reflections of the real Lucy and Sena. that would explain why Sena is once again in Lucy’s shadow even though she was wrote herself as the ‘main character.’ that must suck.
but it’s messed up that her dream land is one where someone she was close with - Lucy dies in the end so idc :D
the irony with those ‘Lucia 101’ lessons is that Lucy is actually the true Lucia. the Lucia that existed before was a distorted version of who Lucy truly is, courtesy of her ‘best friend’. what people believed to be Lucia was a misconception, while Lucy embodies the original essence of Lucia. but that’s just my interpretation i could be wrong.
at the same time, i suppose that idea might erase Lucia’s existence entirely. but, from what I remember, she disappeared before the main plot could really develop, and Lucy conveniently took her place. the same thing happened with Sena and the main character, it feels almost like they were meant to be mere reflections of the real Lucy and Sena. that would explain why Sena is once again in Lucy’s shadow even though she was wrote herself as the ‘main character.’ that must suck.
but it’s messed up that her dream land is one where someone she was close with - Lucy dies in the end so idc :D