Just a quick question whilst on the topic of Seliph's and Julia's dad's having some intense, messed up beef. Do they never bloody talk about this? Like I swear with Seliph's whole mission to avenge his father and kill Arvis at some point, and I haven't heard a single thing about Julia's supposed reaction to such a thing.
Does she not bat an eye? They must know their dad's history with one another?! Do they just *Not... Talk...* about this?
Like her dad, lured his dad, into a trap, backstabbed him, by toting his missing wife, of, most likely a long time at that point, who lost her memories in front of him, then, before they can even talk, or before she can fully recognise who he is, takes her away forcefully, then incinerates him to death, and kills at least half his army/friends, with meteorites, then, makes it seem as if he's a traitor to the country (technically he did mess up and get himself into that mess but at least Sigurd can admit it, gotta respect that) and basically orphan's Seliph overnight (more like day, it happened in broad daylight, the audacity--) then, once he finds out Deirdre is his sister, instead of I dunno, saying something to her, he keeps this information from her, doesn't tell her anything, marries her and has two children with her, full well knowing everything. What the heck? Just cus he was a little hot under the collar for his mum and she looks like her?!
Ewwwwww.
Then her (Julia's) older brother gets possessed kills their mother and nearly kills her. I- wow, Geez. And y'know what? Even after all of that, in front of her son, who just killed the guy (Arvis) in revenge and the departed soul of her husband this lady has the gall to mourn/lament the death of a man who I doubt really even loved her, because if you did you'd talk about at least half of that shit instead of hiding it (not even counting her and Sigurd's relationship being WAY too fast, but at least he didn't murder the father of her child and mentally torture the guy by toting her around in front of him before killing him painfully, and orphaning her only child at the time, then also not letting her know any of this including the fact they have the same mother.) Right in front of them, and no one says anything, would that 'not' make it a 'little' awkward? I even, if I had such feelings would probably a) keep it to myself, or b) maybe don't say that as the last thing your child hears from you.
Is there no lines where they talk about this or even discuss or mention it at all? I mean- personally it's be hard to look the other person in the eye with that kind of history between your dad's, I'd at least try and clear the air or something...
It just baffles me. Do they not ever talk about this once they know who each other is?
Rare
