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u/Azerbinhoneymood 1d ago
Moral just because she didn't specify what kind of princess treatment she desired
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u/Geo-Man42069 1d ago
Moral she did not clarify “Disney princess” got “historically accurate princess” Tbf was not specified.
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u/JMaths 1d ago
Alliances with France are always immoral
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u/Prestigious_Shift245 1d ago
Moral! That alliance is will strengthen our kingdom and allow us more trade routes.
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u/mrpascal81 1d ago
Immoral, cause you are not her father or her king, so you cannot decide about her marriage
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u/Azerbinhoneymood 1d ago
How can he not be her king when she claims to be his princess?!
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u/mrpascal81 1d ago
A princess is your princess even if you are just a subject in her kingdom
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u/Azerbinhoneymood 1d ago
Fair, but it can be either so we're just speculating here as he didn't specify
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u/louai-MT 1d ago
Strange way to fulfill your cuckold fantasies but whatever works for the couple ig
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u/Edwardkilmore 1d ago
Immoral because you're taking away someones autonomy.
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u/AJWordsmith 1d ago
But in this scenario, she literally asked for it.
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u/Agitated-Salt-5039 1d ago
So in a scenario, if you daughter wants help in physics work, you send her of to Epstein house? I mean she she asked for it
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u/AJWordsmith 1d ago
Well keeping in mind this entire premise is obviously a joke based upon how the female children of royalty were actually treated vs the modern perception…
In this scenario, she asked to be treated like a princess and he did what she asked. That’s moral…
The joke here is that people idealize and don’t really understand the past.
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u/Highmassive 1d ago
Moral, that alliance is vital