#dexven

daring having a fucking blast living in wonderland. living with lizzie. (they have separate bathrooms and daring doesn't have a mirror in his). everyone is as dramatic and theatrical as he is. he doesn't have a fanclub at all in this realm and he's ecstatic about it. no more pushing fake smiles and people touching him without permission. can spend a day walking around and no one recognizes him at all. with all the people visiting wonderland again and they're not familiar with all the tricks and twists, daring can use all the skills he has in rescuing people and giving first aid (building blocks of hero training). legend came with him (of course)

darling living with apple (who ran away from home yipee!). fully embracing her role as the white knight. sparring and training with the other knights. drinking buddies with chase. she's happy and free in a world not as strict in gender norms like ever after. finally gets a suit of armor she doesn't have to wear heels to operate. sometimes works with daring in rescuing. she and daring are happy that they're far away from their parents but sort of sad that dexter couldn't come with them.

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the dexvenlings....

It destroys everything about them: In the first book they are, in their own way, a subversion of the fairy tale cliché "the king and the evil witch/wizard" where instead of the evil witch being the one to trick the good but naive king, it is the good yet goofy king who gives advice that puts the not-so-evil witch on the right path. Besides,just like the "Switch at Birth" theory, it creates a very ugly biological determinism. Do you really mean to say you like the idea of the rebel poster girl getting together with the person she's predestined for by the exact story she doesn't want?!?!