
I honestly feel so bad for Jeannette, I can't imagine how it feels to be told that some ppl are ur family but you can never tell them (and they don't know either) no matter how much you wish to love and be loved by them. I can't imagine how lonely she feels seeing her "supposedly" own father love her "supposedly" sister unconditionally, but she can never have that kind of relationship and bond.
I understand that she is not athy's sister and apparently not claud's daughter, but she was raised her whole life thinking that they were her family, it's gonna be heartbreaking when she finds out the truth.
Although this whole situation and Jeannette herself can be quite annoying because her very presence is inconvenient to the story, I simply can't hate her.
I'd love to see her bond with Athy and claude grow deeper even if they are not related and that she can still have her happy ending even when claud gets his memories back. ╥﹏╥

It does makes me happy too.. But i do wish she find another form of happiness other than Athy or Claude.
Her birth and origin is.. Not desired in such dark ways. And I blame her irresponsible parent for it. I can't help but think if she's born normally (not by dark magic experiment) she could have a normal childhood and not so ignorance to the point it looks foolish like some caged flower.
She deserves to be happy.
Honestly, this part about Trigger asking Chloe to marry him speaks to me on so many levels. The fact that he is gay, makes me identify to him even more. Not many ppl may know this, but there are a lot of cases like this one, where a gay person marries someone they trust of the opposite sex just to live a peaceful and "normal" life, and not have to come out to their families. When you live somewhere where you can't be yourself, you starting thinking of ways to be as happy as you are aloud to be. Many times, I would deny who I am, in an effort to be normal and force myself to be straight, and that has led to a lot of internalized homophobia. When that didn't work, I started making up scenarios in my head where I would marry a queer person of the opposite sex, so that we would seem like a normal couple, but we would not be attracted to each other, and each of us would live their own life separately, without having to deal with the hate and homophobia.
Many of my LGBTQ+ friends (mainly the ones who can't come out) have, at some point in their life, thought of the same thing.
Overall, I appreciate this webtoon. I hope it doesn't disappoint.
I'm ranting a lot, but I just wanted to give an insight on this and share my experience.