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Eva, confirmed to be the Princess of Aragon, has drawn significant criticism, with many readers finding her \"shady\" and \"demeaning\" in her interactions with Robert, though others defend her actions as necessary caution for a royal. In contrast, Blanche is generally viewed more positively. A substantial portion of the readership continues to advocate for a romantic relationship between Sauveur and Robert themselves, expressing disappointment with the introduction of heterosexual pairings. 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