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The amount of people who never fail to seem shocked when parents arrange a marriage for someone or when people disregard men having mistresses.

Silver:

Leona: …Hey. You ever heard of this “ruler of Halloween” guy? Malleus: No. I have no recollection of anyone by the name of Jack Skellington. The king of Halloween? The master of fright? The Pumpkin King? These titles are all quite new to me.

As princes, a big part of their education would be memorizing the names of nobles in their countries and the names of royals of other countries, as well as at least a bit about each family and territory (with how much a bit is being detrrmined by the noble/royal's level of influence on the princes' homeland).

Even the people who follow info in royals like others would celebrities would have nothing on a prince in terms of knowledge.

I'd love a world where she escaped, never met Sovieshu, and went on to live a happy and free life, but that was always unlikely. She had no identifying papers. She couldn't read or write, which would give away her status. It would have been hard to find a way to support herself and stay under the radar.

In the time travel au, it leaves off with the idea that after Rashta gives birth, she'll be sent to a separate villa. True, she's heartbroken Sovieshu doesn't love her, but he never truly did. Better for him to be honest.

But she won't need to worry about Lotteshu. Sovieshu is keeping her from Ergi. She won't have much political power, but she'll live a life of comfort and wealth without needing to work for it. Since Glorym won't be declared a princess, she'll be left out of many plots and intrigues.

At the start, she even has speech options that limit what she says in the early parts of the story. She has quest menus pop up that no one else can see. When she uses magic, menus pop up telling her what to do. When she learns something new about a character, she frequently wonders if this was part of the game all along.

Now, this makes her different than characters who are sent back in time or are just always in history because the people these characters interact with are real people (within the fictional realm).

Most people would never steal a car or kill someone in real life, but they would in a video game because the people in video games aren't real.