Afaik, the only thing that confirmed is that Henriettas mother wanted it to be a Yuri relationship. How conscious she was of this desire I wouldn't dare guess. How conscious Karin was of it...
Henrietta, please
Joseph seemed rather convinced things had happened, and given this was his venting and showing off how brilliant and informed he was without having to omit important information, I imagine he has more than just a few slip ups in the queens personal journal to go off of.
Like seriously. She's just throwing a fit and causing as much damage and hassle as possible because she's in a bad mood over getting her prince back and losing him again. Henrietta is an obscenely powerful necromancer but her prince obsession makes her worth less than the minion 5, or any of Tiffania's brats. Seriously, Louise needs to bend her over her knee and put that gauntlet to work for all the nonsense Henrietta's put her through since they got to Albion.
Oh, I'm not saying things didn't happen, I'm saying we've got nothing confirming it was anything other than onesided obsession and fantasies, wild rumours and freakish misunderstandings.
So you're saying the gauntlet stays on?
This is a punishment unfortunately, and louise for all her eldritch power does not have the build of a prisoner princess. She'll need the gauntlet for proper oomph to her swing.
I'd say different void items effect people differently, but The king of Gallia has this problem in cannon Zero anime. It's a mental disorder that the void may be exasperating by channeling what he can feel in the most beneficial to evil way, but ultimately it is something of a natural condition of being himself.
We know that Louise sleeps with the thing on and that it's traditional that the helmet stays on. So almost certainly.
Accordingly to Henrietta's first PoV chapter, it's less princess in captivity traditional bulk and more the fact that her family tree is heavy with the sort of person (usually but not always male) who went around lopping off heads of rebellious peasants/foul villains.
Right right. The de Valleries got the schemer genes while the royals bulked up, and formed a mostly symbiotic relationship of covering each others weaknesses.
I mean kinda? Pretty sure Catt and Mags are more typical for the Vallerie family as far as figure goes for the women but I don't quite recall. Though it should be noted that the Valleries do interbreed with the Zerbsts regularly enough so yeah...
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I'm pretty sure that the Abyss has therapists and/or is modern enough to have them.
I'm sure she prefers it too just keeping her locked up in heart tower from now and letting her in on plans only after there over, which was my first idea, or my second Idea of just burning the thrice cursed princes soul so she can't raise him from the dead anymore. I'm not picky though. I'll take whatever fitting punishment is most effective for communicating that rather than just not listening to Louise about the trap, this entire campaign in Albion was a vast overstep of her authority and abuse of Louise friendship, and it needs to never ever happen again.
Given that Louise is basically Karin2.0 there is a huge chance that she lectured the Queen on the fact that she could have easily broken out of the silk straps tying her to a petal covered bed and that there was no need for her to come to rescue.
Now I'm starting to wonder if half the queens madness and prudishness are a result of overwhelming sexual frustration toward Karin. It would explain a lot.
Nah. I'm disillusioned now. Instead, I'm convinced nothing happened, and the entire journal he's reading from is the queens fantasy journal of how she imagined things would go if Karin ever go a clue. If the queen got past getting Karin to hold her hand while leading her out of some treacherous dungeon/towers/ect I'll be vaguely shocked. It's just too outside the realm of possibility at the moment.Ye gods people, shame on all of you to believe that the Queen and her often times rescuer Karin with her dexterous fingers and supple yet strong hands were in such a scandalous and torrid relationship! Next thing you'll be saying is that the Heavy Wind spent many nights allowing herself to have her body lapped by twin female vampires who ran their tongues across every inch of skin!
Minds in the gutter all of you, shame!
Eh. I feel like Henrietta's failure to understand Louise'c confession is less because Henrietta is clueless and more because she thinks Louise herself is still clueless, which means that anything Louise says that sounds like confession can't possibly be an actual confession.
I'd say that's dumb enough to sound plausible as a theory but with this latest chapter I'm going to have to pass. Assuming it's not a combination of factors, Henrietta failed to realize Louise's confession because of her True Love for her prince, Tristian's general culture (which is something Jessica comments on when she was hanging out with Isabella and the latter was asking out Louise) not teaching her that girls can love girls romantically, or some sort of potentially inherited lack of awareness.
Like here. She thinks her only mistake was not listening to Louise but it goes deeper than that.
She totally always planned to side track from Louise's objectives in the name of getting her prince back, and absolutely omitted this from her discussions with Louise.
