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Personally I don't think she's that oblivious. It comes off more as trying not to notice and care after multiple lifetimes of neglect. She acts loving but she doesn't really let anyone close. I can give her a pass here
But yes, hated that she forced Arsian and his father together after the whole let yourself go, hate if you wanna hate bc you're the one with the scars speech. Girl you're supposed to know best
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FL just kind of... does that oblivious trope where she doesn't recognise that others care for her even though it's been months or the affection is blatant.
My biggest gripe, however, is between the murderer and Ciel's ghost. FL tries to force a relationship between the Duke and Aslian despite the fact that such a traumatic experience can't just be swept away by playing board games. And yes, she does force them by stating it in the contract. She's selfish in that manner especially when we jump to her and the murderer and she condemns him despite him immediately. What is the difference between the Duke and Amy's brother?
Both of them are acting out of grief. Both are murderers. Neither of them are obligated to receive an apology.
FL's holier than thou attitude is annoying. End of.