As someone who takes love very seriously—like it's a divine force with actual agency in the world—what makes me appreciate the universe and all the characters (including the antagonist) is that you can see love's impact on the story. It's the fundamental driver of the entire saga, and it's always regarded as the highest standard. "Love as thou wilt" is not just a religious prescription; it's a true calling.

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幾秒內	Moirin De Clermont moirindc	As I got older, I appreciated even more that because love is a divine force, it's supposed to be hard. It's not an easy choice; it never is. "Love is hard, hard as steel and thrice as cruel," and it's exactly like that. People make mistakes in the name of love and make terrible choices in the name of love, and by the same principle, I can understand that there is space for nuances, and there is space for a lot of things to be accurate at the same time.