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You explain it beautifully, and I also wants to add how unreliable Remilia as a narrator. She may says or think like that, but her actions betrayed her. One scene that I can think of when Remilia says she doesn't care at all about the 1st group of demons kid fugitive that comes to her land. But she remembers them how they 1st arrive, and how they progress staying there each day. At the end of the day it's her own choices to do something good even if she doesn't realise it herself
Ah, damn. He never finds out? That is incredibly disappointing.
I love how she focused on portraying her Emi's Remilia till the very end. Even though it's her own body, she wanted to continue to portray the Remilia of her Emi.
The relationship between her and Angel is not the same type of love at all. Angel loves her, which is her "Emi's Remilia". While Remilia loves him, as she sees her Emi in him. Angel and Emi are both pure people. In the end, Remilia still thinks like a villainess but acts like "Emi's Remilia".
I don't think her projecting "Emi's Remilia" as a bad thing, but rather she wants to be her Emi's Remilia and in the end she is her Emi's Remilia.
I loved the ending, this is added to my favourite HEA.