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Lisia, characterized as an \"angel,\" actively acts as a wingwoman, attempting to help the emotionally dense Artezia understand Cedric's genuine and intense feelings for her. This creates a painful dramatic irony, as the master strategist proves inept in matters of the heart, unable to comprehend that she is loved and deserving of happiness due to her overwhelming trauma and guilt from her past life. The chapter's tension is amplified by the disruptive presence of the minor antagonist, Aubrey. Readers overwhelmingly mock her comically garish, clown-like makeup—particularly her blue eyeshadow—and tacky attire, which she deludedly perceives as mature. 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