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If you just walk in, kill the princess, and opt to take the "Happy Ending" -> it is a situation comparable to what the Smitten did in the "Happily Ever After" route.
Even counting the voices in your head, the fake Happy Ending for killing the princess in Act 1 and just stopping there -> results in you, Voice of the Hero and the Narrator. You're alone in an empty cabin and nothing outside of it. There is nothing to do. Period.
Meanwhile, the Smitten is forcing you to be stuck to a table, but he is more than happy to immediately grant any requests for activities you and the princess can do. Wanna eat? Wanna play a game?
No? Well, at least you have someone to talk to. In your head, at the very least, you have voices talking to you - more than just Hero and Narrator but also one more voice (Opportunist or Paranoid, if I recall correctly).
I thought about it some more: Shame, the Smitten couldn't throw the knife away (outside the cabin) and open a bit of the ceiling up. Maybe spawn up some different rooms to make a home? It wouldn't have worked for forever... but it is something compared to the narrator's nothing.
If you're stuck in a room with infinite time on your hands, what is better?
Nothing?
or Something?
Alone with voices in your head?
Or someone else with you (also the voices)?
The goal of "peaceful bliss?"
or the goal of "be happy?"
I started typing this comment agreeing with you that Smitten is worse than the Narrator but... I seem to have landed on the opposite side of the conclusion as I thought about it and typed this out. Both are bad and pretty miserable, but I think the Narrator is worse.