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This is hikey why ToH is such a banger arc cause you can see how well written each relationship is whether it be platonic or romantic or estranged all of them are fleshed out and consistent . always in my top 5.
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oh ohhhh but but Rashta is worse somehow cause she sat in our queen and holy mother Navier's fuckass chair and DARED to call her big sister 😳
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how many times do emma darcy fans have to say it until it stops becoming a joke?
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So this man couldn't protect the mother of his child from his father and let her be chased arnd to be killed but when she becomes a concubine rather than be glad that she's actually living well he decides to expose her for what? Kill her himself or what? Wtf are these men!?
⚠️ SPOILER ALERT: THE REMARRIED EMPRESS
💔 RASHTA'S FIRST CHILD, IAN, SURVIVED THE ENTIRE TIME — BUT HE GREW UP WITHOUT EVER GETTING TO KNOW HIS MOTHER.
Remember when Rashta was told that her newborn son had died? That was one of the cruelest lies ever told to her.
Her former master, Viscount Lotteshu, had secretly kept the baby alive. He couldn't stand the idea of his heir having a child with a slave, so he made Rashta believe Ian was dead and hid him away.
After Rashta escaped, Ian was raised by his father, Alan Rimwell.
But here's where things get even more heartbreaking.
When Rashta eventually discovered that Ian was alive, she didn't try to bring him into her new life. Instead, she feared that his existence would expose her past as a former slave and threaten her position in the imperial palace.
She chose to keep him hidden.
Alan, meanwhile, continued trying to get Rashta to acknowledge their son, but she repeatedly refused.
And Ian's story didn't end with his parents' downfall.
After Alan and Viscount Lotteshu were executed, Ian's aunt, Lebetti, became his legal guardian. She eventually accepted him as her family and raised him to become the next head of the Rimwell estate.
So while Rashta spent years chasing the life she always dreamed of, her firstborn son was growing up in the very family she had escaped.
Ian survived. But he never got the chance to have a relationship with his mother. 💔
#TheRemarriedEmpress
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Y eso es lo minimo que un personaje de esta novela ha hecho, todos son nobles despiadados, egoistas y criminales en esa novela pero solo se centran en las cosas malas que Rastha hizo como si todos no se comportaran peor que ella
Para vivir entre locos habia que estar loca
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The audacity of contrasting Rashta’s problems of being stabbed (Navier commutes her assailant’s sentence) + being poisoned w/ abortive drugs by Navier’s brother (who Navier covers for) w/ Navier’s problems of Rashta wearing the same color dress as her + taking the same classes -
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⚠️ SPOILER ALERT: THE REMARRIED EMPRESS
💔 RASHTA'S FIRST CHILD, IAN, SURVIVED THE ENTIRE TIME — BUT HE GREW UP WITHOUT EVER GETTING TO KNOW HIS MOTHER.
Remember when Rashta was told that her newborn son had died? That was one of the cruelest lies ever told to her.
Her former master, Viscount Lotteshu, had secretly kept the baby alive. He couldn't stand the idea of his heir having a child with a slave, so he made Rashta believe Ian was dead and hid him away.
After Rashta escaped, Ian was raised by his father, Alan Rimwell.
But here's where things get even more heartbreaking.
When Rashta eventually discovered that Ian was alive, she didn't try to bring him into her new life. Instead, she feared that his existence would expose her past as a former slave and threaten her position in the imperial palace.
She chose to keep him hidden.
Alan, meanwhile, continued trying to get Rashta to acknowledge their son, but she repeatedly refused.
And Ian's story didn't end with his parents' downfall.
After Alan and Viscount Lotteshu were executed, Ian's aunt, Lebetti, became his legal guardian. She eventually accepted him as her family and raised him to become the next head of the Rimwell estate.
So while Rashta spent years chasing the life she always dreamed of, her firstborn son was growing up in the very family she had escaped.
Ian survived. But he never got the chance to have a relationship with his mother. 💔
#TheRemarriedEmpress
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I thought it was satire, they all really bunch of classist and elitist apologists omg 😭😭😭😭😭😭
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No hay un fandom que centralize mas a los hombres que LED, xq a ellos solo les gusta UNA mujer y esa es Navier, de ahi en mas el resto de mujeres y sobretodo Rastha pueden prenderse fuego en una hoguera
Esta es la mierda que se compartia en el fandom:
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⚠️ SPOILER ALERT: THE REMARRIED EMPRESS
🚨 RASHTA'S ENDING IN THE REMARRIED EMPRESS IS BRUTAL — SHE EVENTUALLY DIES BY SUICIDE AFTER LOSING EVERYTHING.
After her crimes are exposed, Rashta is stripped of her position as empress and sentenced to life imprisonment. The woman who once dreamed of living like royalty ends up locked away in a dark tower cell, completely isolated and haunted by the consequences of her actions.
But what happens next is even darker.
Someone eventually slips a poison pill under her cell door. Rashta immediately understands what it is, but she initially refuses to take it. She still wants to live.
However, as the days pass, her isolation, fear and overwhelming guilt begin to consume her. She starts remembering the people she hurt and the terrible things she did to protect her position.
Eventually, overwhelmed by despair, Rashta swallows the poison pill and takes her own life. As the poison takes effect, she reportedly cries out for Sovieshu one last time, admitting that she is afraid.
But the biggest twist comes after her downfall.
Rashta dies believing that her daughter, Glorym, isn't Sovieshu's biological child. The paternity test supposedly proved it, but Duke Ergi had manipulated the results.
Glorym was actually Sovieshu's daughter all along.
Rashta never finds out. She dies believing she has lost even her own child.
In her final moments, she imagines a happier reality where the people she hurt have forgiven her and her children are safe.
Love her or hate her, Rashta's ending is devastating. And the fact that she dies without ever learning the truth about Glorym makes it even worse. 💔
#TheRemarriedEmpress
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Olivia Cooke says ‘HOUSE OF THE DRAGON’ Season 3 airing in the summer was partly what prompted her to step away from social media:
“There’s a lot of ugliness to that fandom as well. It’s steeped in misogyny. There’s a lot of racism. I try to let it take up minimal mental real estate.”
(gq-magazine.co.uk/article/ol…)
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Olivia Cooke says the release of ‘HOUSE OF THE DRAGON’ Season 3 was part of what drove her offline:
“There's a lot of ugliness to that fandom as well. It’s steeped in misogyny. There’s a lot of racism. I try to let it take up minimal mental real estate.”
gq-magazine.co.uk/article/ol…
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“Antagonizing her in her own home” and it’s saying “hey” to her instead of “my majesty” and sitting on her garden swing. You could not pay me to give a fuck about Navier’s petty ass problems, nor do I think her psychological torment of a teenage slave is a proportionate response.
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Heinry deserves all the hate. He literally planned to use Rashta as a decoy to protect Navier when discussing politics and war.
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A ridiculous excuse. Navier stayed silent when her maid pushed Rashta’s wheelchair simply because of her status as a slave, even going so far as to insult her by calling her ‘filthy.’
