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If Ceasar's beating of Ruby started before or after her first marriage?
'Coz I think that changes the context behind his a abuse a bit.....q
I think he was definitely already abusing her, but in his pov its as if ruby liked him too. She probably DID say those things in order to not get beaten up by him, but he only recalls "the good memories in which ruby is also happy with him". He doesnt recall him beating her up as somethinf bad and he doesnt understand that ruby treats him gently in order to protect herself from getting even more beaten up. Its basically her protection mechanism and he thinks its her true feelings.
I think he was definitely already abusing her, but in his pov its as if ruby liked him too. She probably DID say those things in order to not get beaten up by him, but he only recalls "the good memories in which ruby is also happy with him". He doesnt recall him beating her up as somethinf bad and he doesnt understand that ruby treats him gently in order to protect herself from getting even more beaten up. Its basically her protection mechanism and he thinks its her true feelings.
Hes basically delusional.
Oh damn.... so he's been so broken from the start
Hey guys~ I've been looking for a particular manga. Unfortunately, I forgot the title and only have a vague recollection of the story
I remember that it's about two people working together to restore a kingdom. The main heroine is a princess pocessed by a male guardian spirit (?) or something similar and is unfortunately unable to walk. She meets a gentle giant (not really a giant, but more like really big and muscular man, if that makes sense) who helps her in her quest and usually carries her around using one arm (she either sits on the arm or on his shoulder). Their enemies are usually spirits who posses other living beings (I think) and they have a special sword to help defeat the enemies (I think)
I think the genre was along the likes of supernatural/fantasy/adventure
Oh and they get together in the end (become lovers I mean) and of course, was able to restore the kingdom
I think Ragtonia is what you are looking for.
I might be wrong since I'm not exactly politically savvy, but isn't it a huge oversight for a monarch to unilaterally end a marriage w/o first ACTUALLY getting to know the other side?
Like, he made an assumption as if their laws & culture's absolute & shared by the entire world....
Isn't that incredibly arrogant for a monarch?
Doesn't that indicate that he may not actually be a good ruler?
Am i reading too much into this???
If this is like Helen of Troy situation, they might declare war.
Nah you are right, that prince is fucking stupid.
This is a combination of pure arrogance and stupidity in the making which doesn't suprise me but is still frustrating