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After years of forced separation and neglect, during which he even forbade her brother, Joachin, from contacting her, the reunion is painfully cold. The Count's dismissive behavior, including his first comment being a comparison of Bianca to her deceased mother, has provoked intense outrage among readers. They overwhelmingly condemn him as a \"trash\" and abusive parent, viewing his actions as inflicting deep, unforgivable trauma. While many speculate that his cruelty is a misguided and clichéd attempt to \"protect\" Bianca from the established antagonist, Second Prince Jacob, they find this potential motive to be an unacceptable excuse for his emotional abandonment. The narrative culminates in Bianca finally standing up for herself and confronting her father directly, a cathartic moment that readers have enthusiastically cheered on. 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They overwhelmingly condemn him as a \"trash\" and abusive parent, viewing his actions as inflicting deep, unforgivable trauma. While many speculate that his cruelty is a misguided and clichéd attempt to \"protect\" Bianca from the established antagonist, Second Prince Jacob, they find this potential motive to be an unacceptable excuse for his emotional abandonment. The narrative culminates in Bianca finally standing up for herself and confronting her father directly, a cathartic moment that readers have enthusiastically cheered on. 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