1. Despite being sheltered all her life, while with Youko in Kei, she learns that she has a rather strong affinity for politics. People are disarmed by her beauty and assume way too much about her - to their peril. 2. She eventually makes peace with Gekkei - but it takes a long, long time. A loooong tiiiiime. As time goes on and she is exposed to real politics and her father's past, she swallows her pride and admits - even more than she ever had in-series - that she should have paid more attention to the peril of her country. 3. While she is forever sixteen (after being registered on the Registry of Wizards), she is less preoccupied with the worries of love - at least romantic love. Instead, she prefers the love of friends, deep and unwavering friendship-love, worth more to her than anything else.
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Date: 2011-03-14 11:53 pm (UTC)2. She eventually makes peace with Gekkei - but it takes a long, long time. A loooong tiiiiime. As time goes on and she is exposed to real politics and her father's past, she swallows her pride and admits - even more than she ever had in-series - that she should have paid more attention to the peril of her country.
3. While she is forever sixteen (after being registered on the Registry of Wizards), she is less preoccupied with the worries of love - at least romantic love. Instead, she prefers the love of friends, deep and unwavering friendship-love, worth more to her than anything else.