1. So that Housekeeper/Butler confused brown with red and they only found out after her death? She literally was a nanny for the ML, spent many years together and he never knew? Really? Really? （￣へ￣）
2. When they arrested Rose and brought her for questioning why was there a bottle of poison placed on the table in front of her? Did she brought the poison? Where would she even get the exact same poison? How? She didn't even know what poison it was she splashed on his face.
3. That miscarriage bit that everybody is blaming on the ML is actually an accident and not a crime that can be blamed on either the ML or FL. Because FL tried to commit suicide without knowing she was pregnant and and ML punched her to get the poison out in the most efficient way. If it can be blamed on anyone it's on her cellmates who kicked her and didn't even alerted the guards when she was bleeding out. But even they didn't know she was pregnant.
Sometimes in life there is no one to blame. The sooner we accept that the better we can cope. Blaming people for our misfortune will lead to unresolved trauma.
And the way everyone is sympathizing with the FL makes me sick. How can an upright person ever try to take a life in exchange of their own? If it was her child who was held captive, I would understand. A mother is always allowed to kill to save her child in any circumstance. But to kill a young man, a national hero, to spare yourself and your thieving parents is disgusting. It's good that she realised the magnitude of her crime. We shouldn't go easy on someone just because they are the FL. If it was a villainess, the readership would have torn her apart.
And that is the beauty of this story, there are no black and white characters, everyone from the FL, ML, to the villain are varying shades of grey.
1. So that Housekeeper/Butler confused brown with red and they only found out after her death? She literally was a nanny for the ML, spent many years together and he never knew? Really? Really? （￣へ￣）
2. When they arrested Rose and brought her for questioning why was there a bottle of poison placed on the table in front of her? Did she brought the poison? Where would she even get the exact same poison? How? She didn't even know what poison it was she splashed on his face.
3. That miscarriage bit that everybody is blaming on the ML is actually an accident and not a crime that can be blamed on either the ML or FL. Because FL tried to commit suicide without knowing she was pregnant and and ML punched her to get the poison out in the most efficient way. If it can be blamed on anyone it's on her cellmates who kicked her and didn't even alerted the guards when she was bleeding out. But even they didn't know she was pregnant.
Sometimes in life there is no one to blame. The sooner we accept that the better we can cope. Blaming people for our misfortune will lead to unresolved trauma.
And the way everyone is sympathizing with the FL makes me sick. How can an upright person ever try to take a life in exchange of their own? If it was her child who was held captive, I would understand. A mother is always allowed to kill to save her child in any circumstance. But to kill a young man, a national hero, to spare yourself and your thieving parents is disgusting. It's good that she realised the magnitude of her crime. We shouldn't go easy on someone just because they are the FL. If it was a villainess, the readership would have torn her apart.
And that is the beauty of this story, there are no black and white characters, everyone from the FL, ML, to the villain are varying shades of grey.