exactly, even though they all went to school together not one person warned her. i read they ignored her. Mia herself had nothing to do with the state of her country, she was just a foolish princes what could she have done? Yet, majority of the blame was put on her all because of her character. she’s just a child both in her past life and now. the fact that she’s changed so much shows that all of that could have been prevented if even one person warned her.
This is what gets me she's not the king but a princess and a child at that but somehow she was responsible for everything. There was a literal king there and all the vasals but still she was the one blamed
Honestly (〜￣△￣)〜
It feels like a modern Marie Antoinette, and while Mía would probably actually say "let them eat cake" (unlike Marie) I think it just shows how all of them (the prince and etc) were children, who had idealistic thoughts and savior complexes leading to them blaming one of the few people who did bad things but had no idea/no ill will
This chapter hit me right in the feels. Mia may be silly sometimes, but she actually does have some wisdom, as someone who's been executed by a revolution before. It made me so sad when she wondered why no one even warned her in her past life, like was that really so hard to do??? They waited for her to dig herself too deep before killing her, but no one even did the bare minimum effort that could have saved her life. I think Mia has really pointed out the hypocrisy of the "righteous" faction. I hope Mia continues to grow into an even kinder and wiser person!