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In a psychologically raw and realistic encounter, Robien formally rejects her, stating that despite her monstrous actions and the truth of his parentage, the executed Queen Dowager Julie was his only mother. His response is framed not as a simple choice but as the deep-seated reality of his upbringing and trauma; he cannot erase the maternal bond he knew, even if it was a lie. This resolution has polarized readers, many of whom defend Lonne as a powerless victim of the former king, forced to give up her child to save both their lives. However, Robien remains unforgiving, questioning her past choices. Across the board, blame is overwhelmingly directed at the deceased King Allen III, who is condemned as the true villain whose ambition and manipulation of both Lonne and Julie orchestrated the entire tragedy. 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In a psychologically raw and realistic encounter, Robien formally rejects her, stating that despite her monstrous actions and the truth of his parentage, the executed Queen Dowager Julie was his only mother. His response is framed not as a simple choice but as the deep-seated reality of his upbringing and trauma; he cannot erase the maternal bond he knew, even if it was a lie. This resolution has polarized readers, many of whom defend Lonne as a powerless victim of the former king, forced to give up her child to save both their lives. However, Robien remains unforgiving, questioning her past choices. Across the board, blame is overwhelmingly directed at the deceased King Allen III, who is condemned as the true villain whose ambition and manipulation of both Lonne and Julie orchestrated the entire tragedy. 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