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agesboy posted...

i think it's kinda reasonable that anis wouldn't spark a revolution on her own, possibly upending a bunch of commoner lives in a civil war

With her power there wouldn't even be a war. She's that far ahead of the game. Nothing can touch her. Even if she became queen and gave in to the corrupt nobles, that means she is turning a blind eye to the suffering of her people. if she has any intention to actually become queen, she will have to kill a majority of the nobles anyway. Theres no way around it. Revolutions happen for a reason and unlike her unfortunate brother, she has the power to do it without taking innocent lives, because she's just that strong. If she really intends to let the corrupt do as they please, then she was wrong to stop her brother. It's irresponsible unless she has a better solution.

agesboy posted...

she doesn't have absolute societalpower

She actually probably has the most societal power, just not in high society. The people love her and either don't know or hate the rest of the nobility. It's not unreasonable to think an uprising would happen anyway, even without her. The kingdom is not in good shape. If she does feel a responsibility to protect her kingdom, she NEEDS to destroy the nobility and route out the idea of wielding magic over the commoners. Something she is in a prime position to do.

And the scene where the guards even attempted to arrest her was ridiculous to begin with. Wtf did the bad guys think some goons can do the person that literally just killed a kingdom destroying dragon and absorbed it's power. All the politics in this show are nonsensical. Through the whole show, Anis doesn't seem to recognize her own power and deeds. She should be hailed throughout the land as an omnipotent savior if this thing made any sense. Too many people in the military saw what happened to possibly silence that.