I've seen a lot of comments about people hating the side stories, and although I would have loved to see more of the Queen and her aide, or Alec, in the future, I loved the side stories and felt they were important.
There is a comment from Flying_Bunny that explains why the princess of Aragon was important to the story. I like her explanation, so please check it out.
Now about Lucy, in my opinion, (I might be wrong) but I feel like her story was to remind us of other marriages of convenience that don't go well, for Lucy it was the worst case, not everyone gets married to kind lovable men like all the wonderful men from Arno and the Queen's aide. Lucy is learning to give not only herself but also love a second chance and that's what this whole story is about, second chances.
As the daughter of a woman who divorced from an abusive man and found a better man, Lucy’s story holds a special place in my heart
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I've seen a lot of comments about people hating the side stories, and although I would have loved to see more of the Queen and her aide, or Alec, in the future, I loved the side stories and felt they were important.
There is a comment from Flying_Bunny that explains why the princess of Aragon was important to the story. I like her explanation, so please check it out.
Now about Lucy, in my opinion, (I might be wrong) but I feel like her story was to remind us of other marriages of convenience that don't go well, for Lucy it was the worst case, not everyone gets married to kind lovable men like all the wonderful men from Arno and the Queen's aide. Lucy is learning to give not only herself but also love a second chance and that's what this whole story is about, second chances.
As the daughter of a woman who divorced from an abusive man and found a better man, Lucy’s story holds a special place in my heart