Say what you will about the crown prince, he was a little bit cool here. He sensed her discomfort with Ren and stepped in.
Then AGAIN if he had sensed her discomfort when he wanted to go with her to the library she wouldn't even be in that situation...
I believed he sensed it too, just that- his desire to be with her is much stronger
I'm laughing so hard, the last scene is so a reversed shoujo-mangs, he's getting harassed and she steps in to save him. Please don't stop translating this, I love it.
Was she able to speak more languages than Korean and the empires language? Did they say that somewhere? I missed it.
It's refreshing to see a couple where the guy is the moral compass and the woman the less morally adept genius. And I love the fact that Cedric doesn't only accept Tia's superior intelligence and strategic mind, but also her weaknesses. There's no judgement between them, just honest communication. That's wonderful.
I love this too. Respect and trust all the way.
Ikr. Shows how delusional and naive that other b!tch is, thinking she would be more suitable for the duke. *facepalm*
OK I really think the prince is an ass for pursuing Ibelina despite her clearly being uncomfortable with it, and for putting her in a situation where she might come in conflict with the future queen. It's thoughtless and selfish. And especially irresponsible since it might have political consequences.
But ultimately it was the princess who attempted murder, that's just not normal. People can do irrational things because of jealousy, but pushing someone to drown is another thing entirely, even if it was done on impulse. The prince is disrespectful towards people in general and especially women, but he can't be blamed for the princess attempting murder. She's selfish, irrational and immature, and apparently batshit crazy. Unless the prince was responsible for her upbringing he can't be blamed for that. If you're going to blame anyone, blame the king, he's (sort of) her guardian.
exactly what she said
Im hoping that ibelina will teach those two a lesson, but in this case she can’t do anything coz she’s just so kind.
This was probably a sign for me to stop procrastinating and get back to studying. Sorry everyone.
Isn't it interesting how she tells Damien and Kate to call her by her real name, but not her husband? It feels significant. In many different types if folklore you can gain power over someone, or reveal their true form/save them from a spell by saying their name. Here it seems to be a sign of her letting her guard down. I wonder if Hue will discover her name through Damien and understand that she's more closed up to him than others, or if she will tell him her name when she fully trusts him.
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Hugo will eventually learn her childhood name 'cause of the way Damien and her friend calls her. He'll get jealous about it and wants to wait until Lucia tells him herself. Later he'll keep calling her Vivien (if my memory of the novel serves me right) 'cause Lucia will tell him that she is his Vivien and only him calls her that at home. (≧∀≦)
Ahahaha I see. Not at all the meaning I read into it then, but that's cute too.