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The pivotal moment occurs when Gracie carries the injured Carnelia \"princess-style,\" causing Carnelia to blush and triggering an overwhelming surge of support for a romantic \"Yuri\" pairing. This interaction has firmly established the ship in the readers' minds, with many now openly preferring Gracie over the male lead, Prince Caesar. Gracie's popularity soars as she is lauded as a strong, independent, \"femme-fatale\" figure whose frustration with the story's patriarchal society resonates deeply with the audience. In contrast, readers express growing impatience with Carnelia, perceiving her as naive, comparatively boring, and ignorant of Gracie's feminist struggles, especially after a conversation where she seemingly offends Gracie regarding gender roles. 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