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** Some commenters thought Prince Orland from "Literature/MaidMaleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen. Others think his actions were understandable: Maleen was imprisioned in a tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against an army. At worst, he would cause war. Moreover, it is shown he believed Maleen died.
** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
** Also, the Sausage lives meme....the poor little sausage from "The Bird, the Mouse, and the Sausage" was often used as a mascot (especially for donations), leading fans to conspire that he somehow survived the story. It helps that his death was never shown directly.
** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
** Also, the Sausage lives meme....the poor little sausage from "The Bird, the Mouse, and the Sausage" was often used as a mascot (especially for donations), leading fans to conspire that he somehow survived the story. It helps that his death was never shown directly.
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** Some commenters thought Prince Orland from "Literature/MaidMaleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen. Others think his actions were understandable: Maleen was imprisioned imprisoned in a tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against an army. At worst, he would cause a war. Moreover, it is shown that he believed Maleen died.
was dead.
** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get the wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makesDulcea much Dulcia more active, pointing out the fact that when she said '' we "''we'' must go'' go" he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, agreed to follow her, and that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell was enchanted to forget Dulcea.
** Also, theSausage lives meme....the "Sausage lives" meme. (The poor little sausage from "The Bird, the Mouse, and the Sausage" was is often used as a mascot (especially for donations), donations, leading fans to conspire headcanon that he somehow survived the story. It helps that story- especially since his death was never shown directly.)
** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get the wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes
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** Many commenters thought Prince Orland from "Maid Maleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen.
*** Others think his actions have logic-Maleen was imprisioned in tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights. At worst, he would cause war. And then say he possibly thought Maleen died in war.
*** Others think his actions have logic-Maleen was imprisioned in tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights. At worst, he would cause war. And then say he possibly thought Maleen died in war.
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** Many Some commenters thought Prince Orland from "Maid Maleen" "Literature/MaidMaleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen.
***fallen. Others think his actions have logic-Maleen were understandable: Maleen was imprisioned in a tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights.an army. At worst, he would cause war. And then say Moreover, it is shown he possibly thought believed Maleen died in war.died.
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* ShipToShipCombat: A humorous example, as the comments on [[http://www.erstwhiletales.com/the-worn-out-dancing-shoes-30/#.WSHB2_QrLre this page]] of ''Literature/TheTwelveDancingPrincesses'' playfully debate whether the protagonist should/will wind up with [[BigBad the oldest sister]] or [[TokenGoodTeammate the youngest]]; different adaptations go with different choices. (For the record, he picks [[spoiler:the oldest]].)
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* ShipToShipCombat: A humorous example, as the comments on [[http://www.erstwhiletales.com/the-worn-out-dancing-shoes-30/#.WSHB2_QrLre this page]] of ''Literature/TheTwelveDancingPrincesses'' playfully debate whether the protagonist should/will wind up with [[BigBad the oldest sister]] or [[TokenGoodTeammate the youngest]]; different adaptations go with different choices. (For the record, he picks [[spoiler:the oldest]].)
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* ShipToShipCombat: A humorous example, as the comments on [[http://www.erstwhiletales.com/the-worn-out-dancing-shoes-30/#.WSHB2_QrLre this page]] of ''[Literature/TheTwelveDancingPrincesses'' ''Literature/TheTwelveDancingPrincesses'' playfully debate whether the protagonist should/will wind up with [[BigBad the oldest sister]] or [[TokenGoodTeammate the youngest]]; different adaptations go with different choices. (For the record, he picks [[spoiler:the oldest]].)
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* ShipToShipCombat: A humorous example, as the comments on [[http://www.erstwhiletales.com/the-worn-out-dancing-shoes-30/#.WSHB2_QrLre this page]] of ''[Literature/TheTwelveDancingPrincesses'' playfully debate whether the protagonist should/will wind up with [[BigBad the oldest sister]] or [[TokenGoodTeammate the youngest]]; different adaptations go with different choices. (For the record, he picks [[spoiler:the oldest]].)
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Many commenters thought Prince Orland from "Maid Maleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen.
** Others think his actions have logic-Maleen was imprisioned in tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights. At worst, he would cause war. And then say he possibly thought Maleen died in war.
*** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
** Others think his actions have logic-Maleen was imprisioned in tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights. At worst, he would cause war. And then say he possibly thought Maleen died in war.
*** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
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** Many commenters thought Prince Orland from "Maid Maleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen.
** *** Others think his actions have logic-Maleen was imprisioned in tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights. At worst, he would cause war. And then say he possibly thought Maleen died in war.
*** ** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
** Many commenters thought Prince Orland from "Maid Maleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen.
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* JerkassWoobie: Quite a few commenters admit to feeling sorry for the stepsister at the end of "Brother and Sister".
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** Quite a few commenters admit to feeling sorry for the stepsister at the end of "Brother and Sister".
** Quite a few commenters admit to feeling sorry for the stepsister at the end of "Brother and Sister".
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** Others think his actions have logic-Maleen was imprisioned in tower by her father, and at very best, he would be going alone against horde of knights. At worst, he would cause war. And then say he possibly thought Maleen died in war.
*** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
*** Roland from ''Sweetheart Roland'' gets similar criticism, for not being active and sending Dulcia alone to get wand, then forgetting about her and breaking Ivy's heart. Others like how it makes Dulcea much more active, fact that when she said '' we must go'' he immediately accepted, instead of asking her why she is pulling him into it, that he helped Dulcea, as well as point out fact that he has been under spell to forget Dulcea.
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** Also, the Sausage lives meme....the poor little sausage from "The Bird, the Mouse, and the Sausage" was often used as a mascot (especially for donations), leading fans to conspire that he somehow survived the story. It helps that his death was never shown directly.
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* TheWoobie: Quite a few commenters admit to feeling sorry for the stepsister at the end of "Brother and Sister".
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* AlternativeCharacterInterpretation: Many commenters thought Prince Orland from "Maid Maleen" was a DirtyCoward who couldn't be bothered to attempt to rescue his beloved, even after her father's kingdom had fallen.
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* AlasPoorVillain: Quite a few commenters admit to feeling sorry for the stepsister at the end of "Brother and Sister".
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* AlasPoorVillain: Quite a few commenters admit to feeling sorry for the stepsister at the end of "Brother and Sister".
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