@dafaq I don't believe Maxi to be an all-knowing individual or without flaws.
i still disagree on your statement that she's dumb for the choices she's made.
The author created a character with heavy anxiety but a will to be brave and figure that out along the way.
When you take into account the time and setting of the story, it makes sense that she makes rash or irrational decisions that most of us wouldn't make. And the fact that there's no one to talk with let alone a therapist or another girl friend. She has Ruth, and I'm thankful for his presence in her life. But other than that, I don't see how we can even fault her for not knowing and learning as she goes.
She was thrust into a leadership role without much prior knowledge on how to run staff or a castle. She's never been in a relationship or had any real friends. She was isolated and tormented. I mean...how could I even begin to fault her? Her blossoming character is beautiful, flaws and all, to me.
Kay, bruh? 😉
i still disagree on your statement that she's dumb for the choices she's made.
The author created a character with heavy anxiety but a will to be brave and figure that out along the way.
When you take into account the time and setting of the story, it makes sense that she makes rash or irrational decisions that most of us wouldn't make. And the fact that there's no one to talk with let alone a therapist or another girl friend. She has Ruth, and I'm thankful for his presence in her life. But other than that, I don't see how we can even fault her for not knowing and learning as she goes.
She was thrust into a leadership role without much prior knowledge on how to run staff or a castle. She's never been in a relationship or had any real friends. She was isolated and tormented. I mean...how could I even begin to fault her? Her blossoming character is beautiful, flaws and all, to me.
Kay, bruh? 😉