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In contrast, other readers defend him, arguing that he is a realistically \"conflicted\" character whose sheltered worldview is being genuinely challenged. They see this as messy but necessary character development and criticize the harsh judgment from other fans. Rosalyn's reaction to Robien, blushing at one of his gestures, has also drawn significant criticism from readers who feel she is \"giving in easily\" and falling for his act far too soon. A secondary but prominent debate has also emerged regarding the presence of child labor, with some readers expressing moral outrage while others contextualize it as a historically accurate element of the story's setting. 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They see this as messy but necessary character development and criticize the harsh judgment from other fans. Rosalyn's reaction to Robien, blushing at one of his gestures, has also drawn significant criticism from readers who feel she is \"giving in easily\" and falling for his act far too soon. A secondary but prominent debate has also emerged regarding the presence of child labor, with some readers expressing moral outrage while others contextualize it as a historically accurate element of the story's setting. 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A large portion of readers express intense suspicion, labeling his actions a \"fake\" facade and voicing their \"trust issues.\" They believe he is merely acting to win over Rosalyn or impress the public, finding his rapid character change since the last chapter unconvincing. In contrast, other readers defend him, arguing that he is a realistically \"conflicted\" character whose sheltered worldview is being genuinely challenged. They see this as messy but necessary character development and criticize the harsh judgment from other fans. Rosalyn's reaction to Robien, blushing at one of his gestures, has also drawn significant criticism from readers who feel she is \"giving in easily\" and falling for his act far too soon. A secondary but prominent debate has also emerged regarding the presence of child labor, with some readers expressing moral outrage while others contextualize it as a historically accurate element of the story's setting. 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