| After the events of episode 9 and 10, it's now clear that Princees Mia was totally innoncent in the original (the future) timeline: the kingdom surely had many problems, especially during the famine, but we know now that many (if not all) of those problems were caused by Sunkland's Secret service, the Wind Crows: it's obvious now that the man who suggested to develop the forest to Viscount Berman (thus causing the war with the Lulu tribe) is one of them; likewise it was the Wind Crows that killed Count Rudolvon in the future timeline. In the anime many details and hints were skipped but I think there is enough evidence to support Mia's innocenc; I don't remember if in the anime it was told, but there are two important things to mention: first, Tearmoon Kingdom is a male monarchy: it means Princess Mia cannot become a ruler, thus her influence and political power is very limited and also she was never given and education fit to be a ruler; second Princess Mia started to improve herself after she met Ludwig and tried with him to help Tearmoon's people during the famine. She was a naive, ignorant and arrogant girl but was never evil and she never received a proper guidance, especially in the Saint Noelle Academy. |
NepcoDec 10, 2023 10:19 AM
| I wouldn't say that she is entirely innocent, but not entirely to blame. She was still totally ignorant, selfish and spoiled. Keep in mind, that her "let them eat meat" is a reference to real life "let them eat cake", which is supposed to reflect on her spoiled attitude, complete disregard and inability to relate to her subjects' hardship. It still needs to be understood, that Tia was heavily humbled ever since, mostly by her three years in confinement, where she experienced first-hand how it is to be at the very bottom. I absolutely love her development. |
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Reply to Piromysl
I wouldn't say that she is entirely innocent, but not entirely to blame. She was still totally ignorant, selfish and spoiled. Keep in mind, that her "let them eat meat" is a reference to real life "let them eat cake", which is supposed to reflect on her spoiled attitude, complete disregard and inability to relate to her subjects' hardship.
It still needs to be understood, that Tia was heavily humbled ever since, mostly by her three years in confinement, where she experienced first-hand how it is to be at the very bottom. I absolutely love her development.
It still needs to be understood, that Tia was heavily humbled ever since, mostly by her three years in confinement, where she experienced first-hand how it is to be at the very bottom. I absolutely love her development.
| @Piromysl my point is that she wasn't responsible for the famine and other events leading to the revolution, thus innocent; surely her behavior didn't help but keep in mind that those ones that profess themselves man/woman of justice, like Sion and Rafina, never helped Mia to correct her attitude; personally I find more fault in their behaviour considering they had a proper and better education than Mia. I find peculiar the use of the phrase "let them eat meat", because "let them eat cake" is a phrase that now is largely no more attributed to to Marie Antoinette... |
Reply to Piromysl
I wouldn't say that she is entirely innocent, but not entirely to blame. She was still totally ignorant, selfish and spoiled. Keep in mind, that her "let them eat meat" is a reference to real life "let them eat cake", which is supposed to reflect on her spoiled attitude, complete disregard and inability to relate to her subjects' hardship.
It still needs to be understood, that Tia was heavily humbled ever since, mostly by her three years in confinement, where she experienced first-hand how it is to be at the very bottom. I absolutely love her development.
It still needs to be understood, that Tia was heavily humbled ever since, mostly by her three years in confinement, where she experienced first-hand how it is to be at the very bottom. I absolutely love her development.
| @Piromysl She's enitrely innocent. She was not educated, doted, and spoiled. Even when she did things right, some people still doubted her like in Tiona's kidnapping. If you are going the blame someone, blame the stupid king who run the country and never give proper education to her. People around her like the prince was dumb, as shown in last episode. People makes mistakes but if no one can show their mistake and fix it, the mistake will persist. No one gave her chance or believed her, it's tragic. In previous timeline, the plan to destroy all kingdoms succeeded. The dumb prince and their firends had no idea about that. |
| Sol sunkland wouldnt ever help mia in the previous life, hell we dont know for sure he wasnt in on the white crows ploy. that ploy was supposed to last throughout the next 5 years. she dismantled it in 1. |
| I agree fully. She was innocent and her story was tragic. Honestly, when one actually reads history, Marie Antoinette was a tragic figure too. |
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