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A significant revelation is that Duke Ares was once her teacher, establishing a long history of her unrequited, obsessive crush on him, which he consistently and coldly rejected. This new context leads readers to speculate that Ares’s awareness of her psychopathic nature is the real reason he avoided the palace, making their romance in the original novel seem utterly implausible. The fan consensus is overwhelmingly unsympathetic; readers find the backstory only solidifies her villainy, with many commenting that \"the apple didn't fall far from the tree.\" While her resentment over being passed over for the throne in favor of Key is seen as an understandable motive, it fails to garner any pity. 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