@BlushinBlaqBunny I don't get how you got her as unreliable, mate just killed herself and watched her loved ones die, got bullied and was treated coldly by her husband. Not saying that her husbands bad though cause I've read enough of these manhwas to know he had a 'good reason
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@Mix are you sure these things happened as you think they did, or are they happening based on what the fl is perceiving as to be.
Let's take a step back and look at everything in this chapter from an objective lens, just the facts. First let's look at the whole father's things. The father is charged of a crime in which he goes and tells his daughter that he is innocent and she should tell the emperor, which is different from the father telling her to tell the ml that he is innocent or being and he can prove it. What the father is doing is asking for a character witness to help verify that he is in fact innocent and could never commit such a crime.This shows that the father may not be innocent but is viewed as being innocent by the narrator, this is a sign of a unreliable narrator.
This can be argued even further when the fl finally confronts the emperor and tries to profess her innocence the emperor asks her why he ran, which she replies by saying it was because he was running from execution and that is when the emperor refutes her claims by reminder her that her father was already on the run prior to his execution order being given (most likely hinting at the act being seen as presumed guilt of the consequences of the father's wrong doings).
Let's take a step back and look at everything in this chapter from an objective lens, just the facts. First let's look at the whole father's things. The father is charged of a crime in which he goes and tells his daughter that he is innocent and she should tell the emperor, which is different from the father telling her to tell the ml that he is innocent or being and he can prove it. What the father is doing is asking for a character witness to help verify that he is in fact innocent and could never commit such a crime.This shows that the father may not be innocent but is viewed as being innocent by the narrator, this is a sign of a unreliable narrator.
This can be argued even further when the fl finally confronts the emperor and tries to profess her innocence the emperor asks her why he ran, which she replies by saying it was because he was running from execution and that is when the emperor refutes her claims by reminder her that her father was already on the run prior to his execution order being given (most likely hinting at the act being seen as presumed guilt of the consequences of the father's wrong doings).