#jurdan(in love w hearts emoji)

[sweetvillainjude]

It’s so interesting to me in tfota that the characters with 'bad' reputations, Jude and Cardan, who are known for being antagonistic/defiant/hostile and cruel/wicked respectively, are the ones who have morals for the things that matter – i.e. their loyalty, the way they freed the human slaves, how angry they got seeing taryn/nicasia cry and how ready they were to fight because of it. Whereas the characters with outwardly 'better' reputations, Taryn and Locke, who are known for being sweet/nonaggressive/compliant and charming/the 'nicer one' respectively, are ironically the ones who prove to have poor morals when it matters, i.e. by betraying those who trust them, and showing little regard for things like loyalty and honour.

It's so interesting and for me at least seriously riled me up to read, because for taryn/locke it's like, you act like you're good but you're actually awful, whereas for jude/cardan it's, you act like you're awful but you're actually good.

WILD.

#in conclusion i will ALWAYS fight for jurdan #jude and cardan have rights #locke i hate you #taryn you also kind of suck #jurdan #jude duarte #cardan greenbriar #tfota #the cruel prince SPOILERS #jurdan(in love w hearts emoji) #taryn/locke (disgust emoji) #i originally wrote this in the tags of another post but realised i had too much to say about it so here we are #tfota spoilers