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Lilia told himself that he probably hated the mysterious hero of humanity, but the truth was that he couldn't stop thinking about him for a single second. The confusion turned into anger, and he began to pursue the knight of Neverland, vowing to kill him. Everyone was excited whenever they met, even though it was rare since the other was difficult to find. The anger turned into obsession, and only centuries later did Lilia realize it wasn't hate he felt. Now it was too late.

Ariel didn't abandon everything because of a man. She literally has an entire musical number about how much she longs to be human in order to explore the surface. She wants to know new places, she wants to know the origin of the objects she collects. Yes, she fell in love with Eric, but that was much later, and he was only a means and an extra incentive for her to pursue her dreams.

Ok, Why doesn't anyone talk about how much Sofia suffers? She always encounters a problem, tries to help, is almost brutally murdered, or has her family taken hostage. I was rewatching Sofia the First to kill time, and now I see how cruel her life is. In this episode specifically, it's one of the most painful and at the same time one of the happiest? Are you telling me that Sofia had her friend kidnapped, they threatened to kill her whole family and almost did it while she cried begging to spare their lives, unable to do anything? Why didn't anyone ask how she was after all that? She alone had to rescue her friend because nobody believed her, not even her parents or Oona's mother.

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Okay, are you trying to tell me that all of Neige's haters hate him just because Vil doesn't like him? He was apparently raised alone in a forest with his seven adopted siblings without any adults around. He literally chose to become an actor not because it was his dream, but because he had to provide food for himself and his siblings. He genuinely wants to be someone nice and fun. He's not to blame for Vil being jealous of him. Vil turned something he loved into an obligation, and Neige turned his obligation into something he loved. Neige tries to see the positive side of everything because he has no choice. He always has to think of others and be kind because: what else can he do? His life has never revolved around him, and for him, everything revolves around those he loves dearly.

┈➤ Okay, but what if there was a character inspired by Mulan? However, what if a characteristic spell, or even a unique magic, involved altering gender? Imagine if she had to secretly alternate between being a player and at the same time a cheerleader or even a mysterious cheerleader. She was an excellent player as a boy, and scored the most points, and seconds later she ran away and transformed into a girl. Even better, what if she was from Savanaclaw? And what if the players were trying to discover the identity of the mysterious cheerleader?

Ok but if the students of Real Sword Academy students are the good guys, they suffer daily? Because the good guys are never happy before the happy ending. This could be the reason they always win the tournament. Because that would be the equivalent of a happy ending in terms of school. I'm not referring to abuse on school, but rather that their problems should be daily so that they can be rescued or rescue themselves, following the logic of fairy tales that they must always face the climax of the stories That would be crazy, but it would make sense. Imagine those kids having shattered dreams, waiting for the moment when someone, or they themselves, will find the courage to change their lives. And what if that someone is none other than the MC? What if the MC is the personification of their prince? Princesses often save themselves because someone inspires them to follow their dreams and be happy. What if that's the MC's mission? To give a happy ending to both schools.