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Finally Fugui said something right! His simple mind in explaining the whole story book thing eased ML‘s complex thinking. I really liked the way he answered him. It’s enough that the FL‘s mind is constantly going in circles because of the original plot that has since completely changed other than the iconic scenes which even those have changed slightly. But this one simple explanation makes so much more sense than all of this complex BS whirling around.
Love how ML employed her entire family and everyone in between to help get her to his house and all of that other stuff that was just hysterical. And of course, all those decrease of making her dad a chancellor and then that no execution clause as well. But SYT‘s words in the carriage were spot on. They made her character smarter than the FL by like miles in this version of the script. FL really needs people like that to tell her what’s what.
Does anyone else feel that the script writer may be pro Darth Vader? I mean, how is it that when the stabbing scene happened she said the exact same words that she said in the original script? Everything had changed at that point I mean the ML was able to physically change Work was to happen but she still said the same words. “I don’t care if he’s murderous, I don’t care if he’s a fiend”; that just gives Darth Vader an extra leg because his former love interest supposedly confirms his delusional thoughts. What’s that all about? So the physicality of the iconic scenes can change, but the verbal cannot? And the doctor I think was definitely sent by the script writer and I also think he transmigrated because the suturing is that of modern-day battlefield suturing not what you see in a historical. We have a lot of questions for Mr. scriptwriter tomorrow or today or whatever the hell it is. Plus, it’s quite obvious that script. Writer saves Darth Vader. So I think he is pro villain as opposed to pro good guy. Because our leads, especially ML had to suffer through since his childhood all of this hell and being falsely accused and blamed and called God of death and all of that crap while Darth Vader yes he lost the soldiers and he was present during the empress‘s death, but he had a psychopathy problems since birth and was always rude and mean to the ML since they were kids. And then he just abandoned him, believed everything wrong about him without any solid evidence; and did everything in his power to hurt him but otherwise lived a great life because he never took responsibility for anything or any of his own actions. So how exactly is this fair? And it doesn’t quite go with the usual historical tropes where leads suffer the entire time even through the end while the villain continues to live a delusional relatively pain-free, and some version of happy life. If he does not get a satisfactory death at the end of this thing rewritten or not, it’s not going to be a script that I think any audience in the modern world would want to see.