I understand what the author was trying to do with the origin story, but I don’t know if they( the author) didn’t take into consideration the big loophole of it. For instance, it makes me mad that whole kingdom believes that if you are born with white hair, you have to be married into royalty, but that defeats the whole point of the origin story because the origin story is a white deer and a black wolf falls in love and mates so anyone with common sense would read that origin story and understand that the point of it is that, no matter the race, species or status or even if nature itself is against you, happiness resides at the side of the one you love. A wolf and a deer people (￣∇￣")so it makes me mad that the whole kingdom worships this origin story and yet they act like they don’t have any common sense and like they don’t understand the actual point I don’t know if the author intended for this loophole or maybe they didn’t think of it but either way it’s infuriating
I understand what the author was trying to do with the origin story, but I don’t know if they( the author) didn’t take into consideration the big loophole of it. For instance, it makes me mad that whole kingdom believes that if you are born with white hair, you have to be married into royalty, but that defeats the whole point of the origin story because the origin story is a white deer and a black wolf falls in love and mates so anyone with common sense would read that origin story and understand that the point of it is that, no matter the race, species or status or even if nature itself is against you, happiness resides at the side of the one you love. A wolf and a deer people (￣∇￣")so it makes me mad that the whole kingdom worships this origin story and yet they act like they don’t have any common sense and like they don’t understand the actual point I don’t know if the author intended for this loophole or maybe they didn’t think of it but either way it’s infuriating