Narnia has more context now, and I think it’s really interesting because it shows he has a logical understanding of his moral framework. However, he’s still a bad person.
If your father becomes obsessed with puppy dogs, and decides to devote his whole life to breeding the best puppies and wants you to also become a puppy breeder, you’re still not a good person for kicking puppies. It explains why you have a hatred for puppies and not birds or cats, but it doesn’t excuse the damage you caused to the dogs who have broken ribs and cracked tibias.
And for those of you who are happy that Narnia is “redeemed” so you can simp… Peh, you weakling! (︶︿︶)=凸 If him being evil or morally dubious was enough to stop you from simping, then your resolve was never strong enough to be worthy of Narnia anyways.
From the Duke’s perspective, making Harper the new heir would drive a wedge between her and Callista. It’s actually not a bad plan… except for the fact that Harper doesn’t want to be heir at all and Callista loves Harper enough at this point to understand that and overlook this.
Dude is seriously out of touch, especially if Igard is the one who’s been his source of info. Harper was already offered the position! She doesn’t want it!!! Honestly, she’ll probably just give the de facto authority back to Callista anyways!
When I compare this to other high school genre stories, I don’t think the ending’s rushed at all. Having a single chapter that time skips forward several years is pretty typical.
I’m really glad Blue Flag kept it to mostly high school. The story wanted to talk about gender, friendships, and staying true to yourself. We needed a contained setting of passionate people to dig into that, and high school was a great choice of setting. Progressing into college or trade school or job hunting wouldn’t have served the purpose of talking about the themes the author wanted.
I don’t want the author to write about everyone getting older just to add more chapters. I don’t want this to be content. I like how this was a meaningful story about a specific subject and I like how it ended.
Exactly!! I don't like when authors feel like they have to stretch the ending out so that the fans get more couple time. Every time the authors do that, it feels like they've lost the plot, and it retroactively sours the whole experience. Fanfics and doujins are the best to fill the hole in our hearts left by the absence of that fanservice ( ꈍᴗꈍ)
Now if there was a short little extra at the end with a little couple scene (like a cute 4-koma), I would not complain lol
I was hooked by the 3 dads idea, but I’ll be honest: the romance is boring the hell outta me. I don’t think it’s actually bad. But I’ve seen this plot a hundred times already: girl is afraid of boy, girl pities boy, boy falls in love, boy becomes strong/hot, girl falls in love, girl feels guilty, they overcome hardship, mutual feelings, the End.
Frankly, I would rather they take all the chapters with the prince and make them about the dads. I was promised sweet child rearing, dammit.
So let me get this straight. Girl asks for a fortune telling, but doesn’t want to hear anything except what she already wants or else she’ll “die”. Witch does the fortune telling, knowing that she’ll have to tell the truth about whatever it is she sees or else.
And then they both do it and neither of them get what they want. ╮( ̄▽ ̄)╭
Tbh shouldn’t the existence of that future with another man mean that the girl wouldn’t have killed herself? Yeah heartbreak sucks and losing a friend is hard too, but lying about what the future holds isn’t going to do anybody any good.











Ugh, she was all set up to go on a huge adventure too! Finding the guardians of every single domain and uniting their powers to change the world… And now I suppose we’ll never know if Jae would have used that power to eradicate the Fire or to find a way for the World Tree and the Fire to coexist.