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The sentiment towards Astel is more divided, sparking a debate on whether she is \"sweet and naive\" or \"completely insensitive\" and an \"oblivious asshole.\" Many readers lean towards the latter, citing her suggestion to seek marriage counseling from Elena—her husband's ex-fiancée—as unforgivably foolish and questioning her fitness to be a queen, a role Elena trained her whole life for. In stark contrast, Hugh Godwin is universally praised as \"chivalrous\" and \"courteous\" for his sensitive and protective actions, particularly his efforts to shield Elena from the stressful encounter. Elena remains the focus of reader sympathy, viewed as the true victim, though some express disappointment that she did not confront Lian's lie more directly. 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The sentiment towards Astel is more divided, sparking a debate on whether she is \"sweet and naive\" or \"completely insensitive\" and an \"oblivious asshole.\" Many readers lean towards the latter, citing her suggestion to seek marriage counseling from Elena—her husband's ex-fiancée—as unforgivably foolish and questioning her fitness to be a queen, a role Elena trained her whole life for. In stark contrast, Hugh Godwin is universally praised as \"chivalrous\" and \"courteous\" for his sensitive and protective actions, particularly his efforts to shield Elena from the stressful encounter. Elena remains the focus of reader sympathy, viewed as the true victim, though some express disappointment that she did not confront Lian's lie more directly. 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