I just realized the reason why I keep thinking Juliet and Enoch's situation is different from Letina and Evan's (?), long before Juliet even turned time back (and this is only taken from what I've read so far, so it's irrelevant really what is revealed in later chapters). Juliet tried to be understanding of Enoch even when she thought he had first betrayed her, right up until she thought she had direct proof that Enoch had willingly done so (although that is entirely sonething Genas was to blame for). However Enoch's father immediately labeled Letina as a villainess despite the fact he has no proof that she was involved in the death of his brother.
I just realized the reason why I keep thinking Juliet and Enoch's situation is different from Letina and Evan's (?), long before Juliet even turned time back (and this is only taken from what I've read so far, so it's irrelevant really what is revealed in later chapters). Juliet tried to be understanding of Enoch even when she thought he had first betrayed her, right up until she thought she had direct proof that Enoch had willingly done so (although that is entirely sonething Genas was to blame for). However Enoch's father immediately labeled Letina as a villainess despite the fact he has no proof that she was involved in the death of his brother.