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Considering her situation and past behavior, Bianca likely would prefer to die alone and unmarried (or married to the same sex, perhaps) out of sheer spite just to avoid a political marriage. Even in a same-sex marriage, adoption is an option and the child can inherit both the family name and the family fortunes; the scandal in an "old-blood" society like the one Bianca grew up in would be off the charts, though.
There was no sign at all that Valhalla and the world has same sex marriages, so no, Bianca "wouldn't" marry another woman.
Thank you, you're the thread ender.
Just to rain on your parade: my parents were best friends too. They're still happily married.
And they refuse to conclusively answer the question, because not answering is the safer option for a variety of reasons previously stated.
You're ignoring the other points I made to focus on one, as if that somehow dismisses the entire argument; the hypothetical marriage is less important than the mentioned fact that avoiding an arranged marriage is important to Bianca. And in a reverse of your argument, there is no definitive proof that "non-standard" marriages don't exist within the setting; an argument based on lack of evidence cuts both ways.
Nah. The thread is still going strong. It's almost like a single person's opinion expressed via a dismissive, rude, and vaguely homophobic (in this context) copy/paste image can't definitively end idle debate or something!
You might call it homophobic...but that doesn't mean it's wrong. It IS a common theme that when any two people of the same gender act friendly you WILL get shippers going insane over shoving forth the idea. Look at shows like Gundam Wing with Heero and Duo, Naruto with Naruto and Sasuke or DBZ with Goku and pretty much anyone.
It can go the way of hetero couples as well, but yuri and yaoi fans DO tend to come across a bit strong. The devs of this game seem to be focusing on leaving any romance options open for interpretation so as not to attract the wrong kind of attention. So pretty much anything goes. For all we know at the end there'll be a free for all orgy after Ann gets sent home early.
Well, nobody here is rabidly shipping Alisa and Bianca. It's more of an honest question given the depth of their relationship and the subtext delivered in the literal bond in-game mechanic between them as well as Ramijist's perception of them. And there's another potential hint during the "Ride on the tiger's back" mission. If either of them falls within the other's line of sight, they enter a Rage state.
Their relationship can be compared to Kylie's and Ryo's, but they never truly overcame the duty and hierarchy which separated them. There isn't even as much as subtext hinting at something romantic between them, despite the depth and length of their friendship.
And then there's Jane and Giselle. Yet another firm and long friendship... but a complete absence of intimate vibes.
At the age of the characters, no romantic feelings whatsoever is literally unnatural though. It is quite the immersion breaker when a 20-year old person is already married to their work.
Wasn't a response to you personally btw. Just an anectodal thing that I personally experienced and makes having discussions about this kinda stuff quite difficult.
But be that as it may, we don't know what our characters do in their free time. They clearly have other friends like can be seen with Anne and Irene knows other people too so maybe they have romantic relationships too that we don't know of. It's all speculation though and in the end it does not matter. It is also not nearly as immersion breaking as other things I think. People have just this desire to have romantic relationships in their story and try to ship people at all cost.
Well they have avoided giving us but the barest of bones of what drives Albus forward.
We know his "Aunt Lily" is someone possibly involved in some sketchy goings ons in the local government.
He wants access to some file that requires a high rank and takes jobs that give him the best shot at quickly raising said rank.
He is somehow connected to one of Sion's brothers.
This is pretty much all we know, other than the expected fluff about him being a diamond in the rough that Giselle in particular was.is hoping to use in some personal vendetta.
Am aware no one's gone off the deep end yet. The thread would've gotten actually, and genuinely, toxic if that was the case.
As for what we've been shown of their relationship...as far as I can tell, and correct me if I'm mistaken, but they both appear to be the other's first genuine and actual friend. Bianca's only positive reference to her past is Ramjist, her uncle, and meeting Giselle, which she could've had a childhood crush on. In none of Alisa's flashbacks does she ever talk about friends before or after she gets "adopted".
It's all about perception and presentation. Ray asks Kylie if Ryo is her "one and only" and she stays quiet, as if affirming. But up to that point I was of the opinion there might've been something between her and Heixing due to how they interact and his defense of her after Ray learns who she really is.
You are right about Alisa being Bianca's first friend not counting Yuri. But Alisa wasn't kept in a gilded cage as Bianca after the adoption by Ilya. She possibly/likely made friends during the time with him as well as during her work at Brynhildr. Though none of them are mentioned, so whether she had any is up to guessing. Also, her relationship with Bianca started off badly, with Bibi ruining Alisa's plans for fishing. Ultimately, from my POV, we can at most speak about a friendship with potential to turn into a romance. They are definitely drawn to each other, but the conveniently placed class gap between them makes it hard to determine in what way.