oh there's actually someone in this comment section that's mature enough to understand a child's behavior- can't relate tho lol my immature ass hates that kid
Finally someone with enough braincells to understand the behavior of children thank you!
If that's the case then children should never be taken as responsible (not talking about reward/punishment here) for their good actions, either, because it's all their parents doing, not theirs.
You're also basically congratulating Astalieu's father for Astalieu realizing that Balzac was going too far too. And yet they were raised the same way but somehow Astalieu figured out they were going too far (no matter what the reason was for that) and Balzac didn't.....
If what you and the others are saying is true then it also doesn't make sense for the reasons I gave above. Oh and it's clearly always been the majority who believe what you said not what you implied you think the number is.
Dude is getting so many mixed signals of what is and isn’t appropriate. On one hand, powerful figures like his dad, the prince, and the prince’s mom are encouraging his atrocious and violent behavior so of course he doesn’t think he’s doing anything wrong. On the other hand, when he does those same things in front of a different audience, he’s told he’s wrong and is punished (as he should). He’s getting mixed moral lessons from two separate entities, and all he knows is that one of them keeps (rightly) punishing him. Of course he’s going to get upset. It’s not even his fault.
Take all the anger you feel about the child’s actions, and direct it straight towards the parents, because his father is a grown ass man and should know better. I CANNOT stand people like this man! (╯°Д °)╯╧╧
I genuinely hope that these kids will have a redemption ark or something when they get older, but I’m kind of doubting it because Firentia would absent of someone her age who could pose as a “conflict”.