I can't take that kind of "resolution" seriously at all. That noble father was perfectly willing to force Allie into an unwanted marriage, after grooming her since childhood into a compliant, decorative puppet. He would've ruined her life without a second thought if not for Diana. I don't care about the "happy resolution" and everyone laughing around the table. This is a rotten, misogynistic system that normalizes emotional and sexual coercion. Destroy the nobility.
But aside from that part, I'm genuinely happy with the character development. Not just how adorable Diana and Allie are together (mainly that, though), but also how Natori's kindness shines when she directs it at someone who isn't projecting romantic expectations onto her. Her support for Allie feels natural and cute, and Allie responds like a normal person, not like a love interest caught in unresolved drama.
Also, Allie's line about it being "like having a sister" really reads as her gentle way of nudging Diana away from that completely one-sided crush. Diana's feelings toward Natori were intense but never mutual, and Natori helping her was never meant to show returning her feelings ; and this moment makes that clear without cruelty. Allie isn't dismissing Diana, she's just helping her reframe that bond into something healthier.
That's why I really hope people stop pushing for a poly/V-shaped resolution here, there's no mutual romantic foundation for it. The story is building towards a quiet shift toward platonic closeness, growth, and better emotional balance. And that's exactly what Diana needs.
Allie's being supportive while quietly helping Diana grow, and I love that about her.
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