Oppose? That short comment on the princess bitch who feels that the giants are pitiful

Adeline 2022-03-22 09:02:38

In the second story, first of all, the confused father did not respect the princess' wishes. The princess has been emphasizing that she wants to find a person she likes, and wants to leave the palace (the walls are also emphasized in the king's lines) to go to a farther place, and the confused father chooses a son-in-law. The assessment of her can't guarantee that the other party can bring happiness to her daughter. Instead, it is more like a public tribute (?) to her beloved plaything, a continuation of her own bad taste.

The giant selected in this situation is obviously not the best candidate. On the way home with the giant, when the princess fell through the dense forest, she didn't care about the giant immediately. Instead, she pulled hard all the way. When she got to the cave, the princess didn't dare to get close when she saw the corpses on the ground. The giant cleared an open space and told her sit. The princess left the palace and came to a cave that was isolated from the world, and the purpose of the princess leaving the palace at the beginning was to escape the walls. The princess was sitting on the cliff, tightly bound by the so-called marriage. The giant neither understood her to respect her, nor communicated with her and cared about her feelings. At this time, she wanted to free herself, but everyone who came to rescue her was killed by the giant. As long as the giant was alive he would not let the princess leave his side. It's true that he didn't hurt the princess' life, and even let the princess climb on his back after the princess escaped, but isn't this like tying the abducted women back to the mountain village? At this time, the princess chose the most violent way to resist...kill the giant. Is this a bitch? Could it be that as long as the giant doesn't kill the princess, even if he pulls the princess, forces the princess to have the same room, isolates the princess from the world, doesn't communicate with the princess, and respects the princess's wishes, in the eyes of some people, this is also love. Just for the sake of being politically correct, can I let the princess live such a life with peace of mind? In this case, is the giant still so pitiful and pitiful? Wow, this is an odd hobby!

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Tale of Tales quotes

  • Imma: I want to be with my sister.

  • Elias: I like being with him.

    Elias: He's like a brother to me.