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I'm not so sure awrin cares about that last part. He probably just wanted her to experience what she did to lottie but never-ending. I'm honestly surprised he didn't out and out kill her.
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I'm not so sure awrin cares about that last part. He probably just wanted her to experience what she did to lottie but never-ending. I'm honestly surprised he didn't out and out kill her.
This was honestly a better punishment that even I couldn't have imagined. In so many stories the "villain" gets off scot free after they have hurt so many people and the worse they get is banishment. Sure that is a fair punishment because these people are so spoiled that they can't survive in their new environments, but these punishments always leave me a little wanting.
The reason's I thought this punishment was fair:
1: She had not remorse and was going to implement other people for her crimes!
2: Its said that people have DIED because of her selfishness, even in people think this punishment was too harsh, its still better then the guillotine which is what would happen to her if her crimes were ever discovered.
3: She still- I hope- has a chance to self-reflect. In this prison she has made for herself, I hope she can see that the pain she gave others was not ok, and the punishment she is receiving is not only fair but warranted. And when she learns that I hope she can be freed a better person. If not, she'll rot and that is not anything less than what she deserves.