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I felt the exact same way! I get that Philia's great happiness is finding people who appreciate her, but let's not forget that her muted facial expressions and personality started from a lack of parental love. It also seems like there is no intention of Philia ever finding out that her master is actually her mom, which is sad.
So Mia not only gets adopted and has the aunt's love and favor, but also will be the only one to know her secret. I just think it's sad.
For some reason there's a part of me that is still slightly bitter that philia never the got real parental figures / parental love that she so desperately craved for. Yet Mia ended having both (her parents AND her aunt)
she got all the "love" and attention she could need from her real parents even if they secretly were actually trash human. And when that was done she gained an aunt/adoptive mother. But here's the thing, Philia never learned Hildegard was actually her mother and the time she spent with her was just harsh and strict training and Solely duty based. So in the end, the softer and more motherly side of her (Hildegard's) only gets to be experienced by Mia now. Philia doesn't get to have that with her
I wanna clarify I am not blaming Mia for this nor do I believe she doesn't deserve all the lover and sugar in the world because she absolutely does. I just feel bad for philia.