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SaynaSLuke In reply to AstarGoldenwing [2019-07-29 08:23:20 +0000 UTC]
Yeah, I'd actually classify her as a femme fatale. She has it down. Thank you! I'm glad the new look isn't so far from the original that she's unrecognizable.
Eh, I mean, yeah. But to be fair it was hardly developed. While she doesn't get a ton of screen time as a minor character, I think the bits of her and Gina's connection that we do see are going to be way better and stronger. ^^
She's a slave. So in Chapter 17 (Game of Pawns), it is explained exactly what that bar/brothel is. And it creates... a bit of outcry from the Mossflowerians. Or a lot. Verdauga keeps slaves for his soldiers. Because after all, soldiers aren't allowed to marry during their service to the kingdom. Creatures thrown into this awful position are considered the lowest of all slaves. These include slaves who tried to escape their former masters, creatures deemed criminals, half-bloods, and prisoners of war.
Stella is a prisoner of war, and Erwin would have shared her fate if Badrang had not saved her. He wasn't able to save Stella though. This was one of the reasons Erwin wanted Verdauga dead so badly. Yeah.
Honestly, I don't remember if Stella was a hybrid or not. I don't think she is.
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SaynaSLuke In reply to Kelaiah [2019-07-27 09:00:03 +0000 UTC]
Same! ^^ It's such a nice relationship to explore. Stella has accepted that she has been so twisted by her world that she cannot ever escape. Even if she did, she would have no abilities or any way to provide for herself outside of what she is already forced to do. But Gina is still young, and she has someone who loves her enough to give her a second chance at life. Stella wants nothing more for her, so when Whegg comes back to save her, Stella lets them go and even lies to the empire to cover for them.
And yes, she gets away with that. She's a heck of a smooth talker.
Hah, I would not be surprised if that might have happened once or twice. If anyone could hide a body... it's probably Stella.
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