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I don't know why, but Blair reminds me a lot of Beatrice. They are both imperial princesses, and both of them lived two lives. Their relationships with their mothers were also complicated, filled with exploitation and resentment. Their mothers used them as political tools to secure or strengthen their sons' claims to the throne. In addition, both mothers stole a married man from his wife, and both Blair and Beatrice had strained relationships with their siblings. Despite all the abuse and injustice they endured, they remained kind-hearted and compassionate toward others. They eventually became wonderful mothers, giving their own children the love they had been denied during their childhood. Of course, there are several important differences between them. Beatrice eventually reconciled with her brother, Maximilian, and her mother sacrificed her life for her in the end and apologized for everything. She also had a loyal friend who always supported her, and her relationship with her husband was built on love and mutual affection from the beginning. In the end, she became the Head of the Tower and an Archduchess. Blair, on the other hand, never truly reconciled with either her mother or her brother. Her relationship with her husband only improved during her second life. She also lacked a real support system, with only her maid showing her genuine kindness. However, she shared a deep bond with her father's first wife, Esmerald, who became the mother figure she never had and even avenged her. Blair had also known her husband since childhood, which gave their relationship a unique dynamic. #ionlyneedthedukeschild #fatheridontwanttogetmarried #blairdelmarque #beatriceashet #manhwareccomendation
I don't know why, but Blair reminds me a lot of Beatrice. They are both imperial princesses, and both of them lived two lives. Their relationships with their mothers were also complicated, filled with exploitation and resentment. Their mothers used them as political tools to secure or strengthen their sons' claims to the throne. In addition, both mothers stole a married man from his wife, and both Blair and Beatrice had strained relationships with their siblings. Despite all the abuse and injustice they endured, they remained kind-hearted and compassionate toward others. They eventually became wonderful mothers, giving their own children the love they had been denied during their childhood. Of course, there are several important differences between them. Beatrice eventually reconciled with her brother, Maximilian, and her mother sacrificed her life for her in the end and apologized for everything. She also had a loyal friend who always supported her, and her relationship with her husband was built on love and mutual affection from the beginning. In the end, she became the Head of the Tower and an Archduchess. Blair, on the other hand, never truly reconciled with either her mother or her brother. Her relationship with her husband only improved during her second life. She also lacked a real support system, with only her maid showing her genuine kindness. However, she shared a deep bond with her father's first wife, Esmerald, who became the mother figure she never had and even avenged her. Blair had also known her husband since childhood, which gave their relationship a unique dynamic. #ionlyneedthedukeschild #fatheridontwanttogetmarried #blairdelmarque #beatriceashet #manhwareccomendation

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