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Commenters argue that her established intimacy with the lovesick Duke makes this fear nonsensical, undermining her otherwise brilliant characterization. This narrative grievance is compounded by a more aesthetic complaint: Alicia's surprisingly bland and repetitive wardrobe. A growing number of fans are questioning why the Emperor's sister is consistently dressed in a simple, maid-like outfit, lamenting the lack of fashion variety expected from the genre. 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Commenters argue that her established intimacy with the lovesick Duke makes this fear nonsensical, undermining her otherwise brilliant characterization. This narrative grievance is compounded by a more aesthetic complaint: Alicia's surprisingly bland and repetitive wardrobe. A growing number of fans are questioning why the Emperor's sister is consistently dressed in a simple, maid-like outfit, lamenting the lack of fashion variety expected from the genre. 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This shift has electrified the readership, who are overwhelmingly cheering for Alicia to verbally dismantle the \"princess-bitch.\" However, this moment of triumph is shadowed by persistent audience frustration over a core element of Alicia's internal conflict. Many readers find her continued fear that Duke Ares will kill her, a fate from the original novel she has drastically altered, to be illogical and repetitive. Commenters argue that her established intimacy with the lovesick Duke makes this fear nonsensical, undermining her otherwise brilliant characterization. This narrative grievance is compounded by a more aesthetic complaint: Alicia's surprisingly bland and repetitive wardrobe. A growing number of fans are questioning why the Emperor's sister is consistently dressed in a simple, maid-like outfit, lamenting the lack of fashion variety expected from the genre. 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