I Belong to House Castiello - Ch. 69

[MangaDex]

 

[BookQueen]

i am starting to miss the loli version of her

 

[NoSoup]

Emiel doesn't want Roy to spill his secrets in front of Estelle which I understand, but then why did he hide her instead of letting Roy know that she's there from the start?

 

[kilisloe]

@NoSoup
A man and a woman is alone in the room at midnight. What do you think the reactions would be like?

 

[NoSoup]

@kilisloe Usually I would agree, but aren't there a lot of times bodyguards are alone with their charge, even at night? Otherwise, how are the bodyguards supposed to do their job??

 

[RubyBoule]

Oh yeah. I forgot her mother used to shove her in a trunk for hours while entertaining male guests.

 

[Cynic]

@NoSoup In the bodyguard's room?

 

[NoSoup]

@Cynic Right, I see your point, I didn't take that into consideration. (where's the hand-slapping-your-own-forehead emoji when you need it...)

 

[Cynic]

@NoSoup No worries, have a good rest of your day.

 

[NoSoup]

@Cynic Thank you, you too!

 

[kilisloe]

@NoSoup
That would be the case if it were her room. At night they would stand out the door.

 

[Siquall]

PTSD is still strong huh.

 

[collagen]

getting tired of Emiel related stuff

 

[Disguised22]

This drama seems really forced

 

[euls]

ughhh i dont like it anymore

 

[NoSoup]

@kilisloe Yeah, Cynic pointed out my brain fart, lol.

 

[roxanneayy]

I knew that was gonna happen. Damn.

 

[sonyaism]

Why is Emiel like this? WHY THERE SO MUCH LLAMA AROUND HIM?

 

[Kaarme]

Emiel's obviously damaged goods as well. In fact I reckon he might suffer from a narcissistic personality disorder. Narcissists can actually be really charming on a more superficial level as they appear very self-assured, can be really skillful at what they want to do because of their ambition, and nothing prevents them from being smart as well, but unlike ordinary smart people, they have less compunctions when using their intelligence for their own benefit at the expense of others. I'd say this shows pretty well in how Emiel has been trying to charm Estelle from square one, very smoothly and in an exceedingly persistent and consistent manner, disregarding his and her positions. Yet now we know he's practically a sadist when training the troops. This would fit very well together with a narcissistic personality disorder, plus what Roy just said about Emil's personality. Since narcissism often has its roots in childhood suffering and psychological trauma, it also makes sense he wouldn't want anyone to know about his background, Estelle the least of all, as it's his greatest perceptible flaw.

 

[owlette]

@Kaarme that was an interesting analysis and honestly if that's the case i'd have to give a lot of props to the author for writing a character with depth