#nostalgialover808

Hope this also encourages you to seize your day however you can.

We literally don’t know what Cassandra died from. We have no idea. No one ever said it was the blast that killed her. For all we know, she hit her head on rubble.

Fidella was not Cassandra’s horse. Fidella was the palace’s horse, and Cassandra sometimes got to ride her. Fidella did not become Cassandra’s until Rapunzel gave her to her at the end of the series. They didn’t have a special bond, and she had no reason to be saddened by it.

Also, why are you blaming Frederic? Do you honestly think he personally oversees the prisons? No, that’s what the Captain of the Guard is for. It’s called delegation. (And, might I add, the Captain was out of commission when Varian was arrested, so it could be argued that it was someone else’s fault entirely, even if it literally happened.)

Lucky!!! No, I haven’t gotten mine yet, but my entire state over the age of 14 becomes available tomorrow, so... hopefully I’ll be fully-vaccinated by my birthday!

@nostalgialover808​: I don’t think it was the same event. I think the Moonstone knew Edmund planned to destroy it and struck first. After all, the way the whole thing went down in the book is not how it went down in the series. There’s not even a mention of the Brotherhood. The whole Moonstone attack/emptying of the DK was a process, not a single afternoon.

Also, if Cassandra knew, she’d have this added stigma of the entire kingdom mourning every year and knowing that she was the same blood as the person who was responsible for the entire kingdom’s suffering.

On the other hand, mother or not, Eugene doesn’t know her, and there’s something kind of icky to me about people just... accepting lost parents. Eugene did it right when he took a long time to get used to the idea of Edmund being his dad. I don’t know why his mom - who, if she was still alive, would have also abandoned him - should get special treatment.