The presentation, ofc, pulled in IMMEDIATELY. Beautiful and stunning in every single way from its imagery and motifs. But, to not repeat what everyone else had said, what I found really interesting this narrative was theme of pity. Louisa, despite the amount of pride that she upholds, is pitied by nearly everyone including herself despite it all. And, as weird as this sounds, I particularly loved how she was pitied by both the Queen and Camilla.
Both women bound by societal ropes that Louisa is also entangled by, but has the life experience that Louisa notably lacks. In another game, I would've wanted the Queen and Camilla be in threesome with Louisa, ngl lmao. But, I do love how both of them did try save Louisa in their own way. One, I guess, more effective than the other..., who knows really after that "The End", but if Louisa's happy, we're all happy! (The kisses that were shared, mwuh, absolutely lovely.) It just makes you think how happiness is relative, and I love what people explore that.
While I do find the ending a tad abrupt, I really loved the writing and found the characterization of everyone to be so clever. I also loved the magic system, and will be curious to see the larger world if something like it ever pops up. But, yes! Lessons learned: sucks to be Randolph, and it was always good to ask for help <33