oh come on, please don’t. now she’s blushing over something so small. not long ago he was yelling that he was more or less forced to marry such a lowly commoner… and just because he’s taken off the fabric, she’s blushing… don’t forgive him so easily
and even if it was said at the beginning that he often looks at how the commoners live, he still has the attitude that they are inferior. otherwise he would not have described his own wife in this way. so it’s not worth much either. rather you have to see that he makes fun of the commoners or something. even if he then enacts laws that make it easier for the citizens, his attitude is still the same.
The stuff he thought and said in the meeting about how the commoners rising is wealth is very similar to the not shit nobles or whatever made me thing he could see past the noble/vulgar commoner statues some made me have so much hope for him.
The tomboy
Uwahhhhhhhh ???
Rampp88
oh come on, please don’t. now she’s blushing over something so small. not long ago he was yelling that he was more or less forced to marry such a lowly commoner… and just because he’s taken off the fabric, she’s blushing… don’t forgive him so easily
and even if it was said at the beginning that he often looks at how the commoners live, he still has the attitude that they are inferior. otherwise he would not have described his own wife in this way. so it’s not worth much either. rather you have to see that he makes fun of the commoners or something. even if he then enacts laws that make it easier for the citizens, his attitude is still the same.
tayloradel.96
The stuff he thought and said in the meeting about how the commoners rising is wealth is very similar to the not shit nobles or whatever made me thing he could see past the noble/vulgar commoner statues some made me have so much hope for him.
Balkys
This particular scene reminds me of the victorian novel “North and South”…