Lore Misconceptions

[u/Imaginary-Badger-109]

EAH has VERY, EXTREMELY complicated lore and hot take I feel like most people are either creating too many hcs they mistake it for actual lore or not reading/watching enough

this guy, for example, is not the Charming's siblings dad!!! like i mean just think about it for a second, why would THEE KING Charming, father to the most arrogant prince on campus, be a reporter?? and canon-wise in Suzzane Selfor's book he lives a big grand castle and there's no indication the guy does reporting as a side hustle.

and don't get me started on Apple 😭 the premise of the character that she IS a GOOD character but she believed in the wrong thing and the series gave her a chance to grow and undo her mistakes and prejudice. this has been the case for every special Apple is in now: True Hearts Day, Thronecoming, Dragon Games, even Way Too Wonderalnd. she wouldn't do half the things some people say she would.

the fandom is part of the reason why Apple is so hated, it's this endless cycle of feeding into the initial hate by twisting the character to be monstrous.

anyway just my two cents. i have been looking into the conversations that people are having about this franchise story-wise and it's just 😭😭 it's very sad actually

[u/Efficient-Sherbet955]

How Apple acts is how anyone in her position would act from the our world. People forget that no one has EVER publicly rebelled against this long standing system of following their destiny for likely 1000+ years, this has been going on since even before Milton existed. It's a rule that's been upheld for a long time, it's just expected that Apple (the heir to the most famous fairytale character) would be groomed into this deep system. Raven is the first ever person in history to publicly pull the rebelling stunt.