And Further About Stealing The Wishes.. Maybe You Have Heard Some Of These From Other.

And further about stealing the wishes.. Maybe you have heard some of these from other.

Those who can give their wishes are over 18, which means they are adults and have their own mind and will. So, they knew that by giving their wishes, they would forget it, and they give this because people are usually easy-going and not all of them go the hard way!

They had enough sense not to give when they don't want to forget a part of themselves (They don't have to- they can gives their wishes as mentioned in the movie).

But people sought simplicity because they had been given enough grace and it had made them lazy, they didn't try to achieve even their simplest goals because they knew that one person could fulfill them in the blink of an eye, I mean, why don't you try to become a skilled person and be proud of the fact that you earned it yourself - not someone else doing it for you? So they themselves accepted that they might never get what they wanted, but they would wait forever.

And I don't like it at all, but that woman who dreamed of becoming a tailor was ungrateful and greedy! She was still waiting for another wish granting ceremony when she had already achieved her wish! And even at the end of the movie, she was talking behind his back - wasn't he the one who helped you reach your goal?!

The people of Rosas were somehow to blame for the downfall of their king..

We: *Hours of studying/analysing body language and personality and re-watching every second to find the most logical and correct evidence*

They: NAH, you say this because he is too handsome and charming and you fell sorry for his past story and he lies and blah blah blah.. he is a villain cuz Disney said so.

Okay but it's not about surface-level charm, it's about the character's inner motivations and actions.

And I have to say we stand by our research and conclusion.

What people thought they wanted to protect:

What they actually wanted to protect:

What pushed them to do their actions:

What their fear/trauma pushed them to do:

What they just needed:

And sadly, only one got it

The whole Twisted Fate seems to be like:

I know, I know, I haven't released the newer chapters yet, so nothing is certain.

But, I had a bit of an argument with someone about Melody's place - between heroes and villains - and her intentions.

Of course, here all the characters have "twisted" villain potential, but it is still not clear who is really good and who is really bad -that's why it's called Twisted-

But I would also like to hear your opinion. Maybe you have a good skill in judging people ;)

And I will be even happier if you explain more about your opinion.

The Ask section is completely open and I'm waiting to answer you about anything!

Magnifico: *builds a utopia and provides comfort for his people so that they don't suffer like him and doesn't charge tax and even grants a wish every month - something a normal kingdom doesn't have*

Asha: *singing* so I make this wish, to have something MORE-

I really give him the right to say "This is the thanks I get?!"

Princess Zariya wanted to have a tea party with her father.

Here some salt for your wounds.. 

𝐌𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐝𝐲? 𝐐𝐮𝐞𝐞𝐧? 𝐓𝐰𝐢𝐜𝐞?

I've been struggling with this one for a long time, but now it's over!

I wanted to have a better view of her. (as if she is a combination of Amaya and Magnifico lol)

I know I'm getting ahead of the story - but when I imagine these characters it's much later than the written events.