diana's delusions aside, what truly irks me is her hypocrisy. she refuses to forgive kael for his actions, yet she fails to recognize that her current status as crown princess is directly attributed to what he did. she condemns kael for coercing someone into committing suicide, yet she conveniently ignores the fact that she's profiting from the very same actions she deems as sinful. like why did she accept the position (being a crown princess) when she knows that it was ill-gotten? why did she accept it when she knows that someone was murdered just for the sake that she can be the crown princess? it's such a contradiction in her moral stance.
it's intriguing how the situation presents parallel narratives.
kael was shut off by both the crown prince and diana for pushing someone to their death.
while the crown prince and diana doesn't even realize what they've done to kael. the irony lies in their oblivion to the fact that they, too, have played a role in pushing someone to their death.
meaning, if kael is a sinner, then the crown prince and diana would be one too. in fact, they're more of a sinner than kael because kael knows what he did wrong, he holds himself accountable. their failure to recognize their own complicity in similar scenarios shows the hypocrisy within their judgment.
diana's delusions aside, what truly irks me is her hypocrisy. she refuses to forgive kael for his actions, yet she fails to recognize that her current status as crown princess is directly attributed to what he did. she condemns kael for coercing someone into committing suicide, yet she conveniently ignores the fact that she's profiting from the very same actions she deems as sinful. like why did she accept the position (being a crown princess) when she knows that it was ill-gotten? why did she accept it when she knows that someone was murdered just for the sake that she can be the crown princess? it's such a contradiction in her moral stance.
it's intriguing how the situation presents parallel narratives.
kael was shut off by both the crown prince and diana for pushing someone to their death.
while the crown prince and diana doesn't even realize what they've done to kael. the irony lies in their oblivion to the fact that they, too, have played a role in pushing someone to their death.
meaning, if kael is a sinner, then the crown prince and diana would be one too. in fact, they're more of a sinner than kael because kael knows what he did wrong, he holds himself accountable. their failure to recognize their own complicity in similar scenarios shows the hypocrisy within their judgment.