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This has elicited strong empathy from the fanbase, alongside a desire for retribution against an antagonist named Dupre. In contrast to this somber plotline, readers are actively \"shipping\" Alan with another character, Leo, finding their interactions endearing and contributing to a perceived BL (Boys' Love) subtext in the sequel. The chapter also features a traumatic event involving a whip, which reminds readers of the protagonist Alex's mother, Duchess Edna, and her own formidable skill with the weapon, leading to praise for her and Duke Eli's parenting. 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