I completely agree with your perspective. However, when discussing age gaps, we must consider the context and time period. Back in the medieval era, such age gaps were quite common, and it appears that the setting for this story is that time. I approach age gaps with great caution and apply the same logic that existed then when I read it. Otherwise, it would ruin the story. I’m not suggesting that your thoughts are incorrect; I’m simply saying that applying our modern norms and logic to historical events and facts is not entirely fair.
Shutttt uppppp
No, but you’re go on with your child like response. Because you’re clearly a child you should be in school studying. Because you’re clearly not the person I was talking to, therefore move on, I wasn’t talking to you.
Again. Shutttt uuupppp
16 and 28 is a very unreasonable age gap. A 16 year old can’t consent and is very much still a child, a 28 year old is very much a grown man