@Rebel against the harem But it"s not the case here, in the novel she will never really forgive herself for how she treated Ria and will always try to make up for it and all the years they lost together
Her reaction is relatable, her father making a supposedly stranger girl call him grandfather as if in her eyes he's trying to replace her true and his true grandchild
There is no one suffering as much as the mother, Ria never really thought of her real family before she met the Grand Duchess and the mother even feels when her daughter is crying far away and suffers from it, thats how deeply their bond is