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His descent into alcoholism is a direct result of systemic sabotage by corrupt nobles who have unjustly denied his pension, a situation that readers feel completely justifies his fated transformation into a villain. Many theorize this persecution is retaliation for his past advocacy for injured knights or jealousy of his commoner background. In stark contrast, Lamille's methods are theatrical and silly; readers found her attempts to fake tears by poking herself in the eye or using eyedrops hilarious. This tonal dichotomy between Roel's crushing depression and Lamille's lighthearted determination is a key point of praise. The chapter also introduces an adorable child character named Armi, who is universally beloved. 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