I Feel That His Reconstructed Face Is Not That Bad, Still Realistic And Handsome

I feel that his reconstructed face is not that bad, still realistic and handsome

His face is like this in my story. You can compare it with the original version

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.

Summoned.

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!

In my opinion, it was reasonable that Sabino's wish was not granted on the ceremony.

Magnifico said that it is his responsibility to only grants wishes that he's sure are good for Rosas.

This means that he must make sure that the real intention of that wish and its owner is something for the good of their society.

And maybe Sabino's wish was not as dangerous as Magnifico thought, BUT.

He was right that his wish was too vague. Sabino wanted to inspire the next generation, certainly not just to play lute (because if he had waited this long to play an instrument, I must say... he was too easygoing!).

And Asha requested the king to grant her grandfather's wish in the same ceremony that was tonight. I know, she approached him very respectfully and tactfully to somehow request this, (I mean, she didn't want to be the king's apprentice JUST because of the position. Even when Gabo told her that she was trying to cheat the system, Asha's body language was betraying her words saying "I'm not trying to cheat anything". Of course, if I were in her place, I would try to achieve my desires or my loved ones, but this is a bit tricky).

So Magnifico said that her grandfather's wish was vague and he could not grant it on his birthday- which was the same day.

He doesn't take the risk of granting a wish he's not sure what it is - and it's only been a few moments since he saw it closely - and also Asha wants it to be granted TODAY, which means he doesn't have enough time to study and analyze it.

So not granting Sabino's wish and rejecting Asha's request was a rational decision. Asha just wanted to grant her grandfather's wish and make him happy on his birthday, but she did not see the bigger picture, she was not in Magnifico's place to understand why he made such decisions and I attribute this to her attitude. (For me, I am someone who doesn't look at things from only one point of view. One sees the glass half full, one sees the glass half empty, and one sees the whole glass).

If Asha really understood Magnifico's position, she would never have acted impulsively without consultation and would not have rebelled and turned everyone against the king- which will cause chaos in their kingdom in the future.