I kinda appreciate these notes especially if they were written by Lequin. They're a bit twisted in a sense that he's treating it like some research project but it's telling he genuinely observed them as a parent would. Especially the part with instilling Cadin with the mentality that family should be treated with love, and how even if the kids would go at him with their different personalities, he still let them discover even if he found it bothersome. I'm sure love doesn't come naturally to him but he still shows it in... unorthodox ways.
In a parental sense, he did more than Eustis tbh. Although Eustis grew fond of Phil overtime, he never outwardly showed it so what would that matter to a child? In the end, Philomel's choice to go with her biological family was preferable.
Let's also remember she knew the future but she was very much still a child, not an adult who reggresed. Hope she finds the familial love she deserves ( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)
I kinda appreciate these notes especially if they were written by Lequin. They're a bit twisted in a sense that he's treating it like some research project but it's telling he genuinely observed them as a parent would. Especially the part with instilling Cadin with the mentality that family should be treated with love, and how even if the kids would go at him with their different personalities, he still let them discover even if he found it bothersome. I'm sure love doesn't come naturally to him but he still shows it in... unorthodox ways.
In a parental sense, he did more than Eustis tbh. Although Eustis grew fond of Phil overtime, he never outwardly showed it so what would that matter to a child? In the end, Philomel's choice to go with her biological family was preferable.
Let's also remember she knew the future but she was very much still a child, not an adult who reggresed.
Hope she finds the familial love she deserves ( ´◡‿ゝ◡`)