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The information is delivered by Rosalyn's maid, Marie, who defied Prince Robien's explicit orders to shield Rosalyn from stress. This act has polarized the audience; while many condemn the maid for her fatal disobedience, others point to the hypocrisy of previously criticizing Robien for his lack of transparency, arguing he was trying to prevent this exact outcome. Robien is once again seen as \"one step too late,\" with his protective secrecy backfiring catastrophically and further complicating his redemption arc. Reader reaction has been intensely critical, with many finding the plot development \"contrived\" and \"stupid,\" questioning why a character as resilient as Rosalyn would be so undone by rumors she knows to be false. The shocking turn of events has also fueled speculation, with some readers citing spoilers that this incident only destabilizes the pregnancy, and the final loss will occur later when the empress pushes her down the stairs. 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