#long idea

During the event, one of Eliza’s ghost servant was talking about how the princess was supposed to get married, but then the neighboring kingdom attacked.

This started to get me thinking, ”What happened to Eliza’s groom? Who was he?”

Assuming that this groom was a prince, and this was a marriage to unite kingdoms, you would think he would employ his military to protect his fiancé and her people. But he didn’t.

What if Eliza’s fiancé was the prince of the neighboring kingdom that attacked?

Think about it. No one would suspect the betrayal, and Eliza’s military defense would be down during the wedding because of the festivities. The engagement to Eliza could have been a plan to overtake her kingdom.

And Eliza would have never thought her own love would stab her in the back.

Of course, Eliza would remember this kind if incident. But she might have been so heartbroken by this betrayal that she could have forced herself to forget the traumatic incident. Her people, not wanting her to remember something so painful, decided not to ever mention it.

Then I started thinking that Eliza might not have remembered her fiancé, but subconsciously wanted to find a true love.

Imagine her looking through books and other types of media for a ”perfect prince,” one that would love her unconditionally. Years of searching for the one to release her and the other ghost from their limbo.