I'll say this again. I'll stand ten toes behind this: Just because Phob had the interest of the people at heart…
I understand that yes Phob betrayed Tin and his family even though he was treated as on in the family. But that doesn't change the fact that he was a slave and a slave would always be a slave. What about the other slaves in other palaces that were not treated as one? The poor people that never got a chance to education? The people that never had a say over their own lives? The revolution hurt Tin and his family because they would no longer be ruling and everyone would have a voice. Phob did what was best not for himself but for his country. I understand that Tin and his family felt betrayed but at least he saw the good side of it and understood Phob. I'll always stand with Phob because he did it for the greater good.
What about the other slaves in other palaces that were not treated as one? The poor people that never got a chance to education? The people that never had a say over their own lives?
The revolution hurt Tin and his family because they would no longer be ruling and everyone would have a voice. Phob did what was best not for himself but for his country.
I understand that Tin and his family felt betrayed but at least he saw the good side of it and understood Phob. I'll always stand with Phob because he did it for the greater good.