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One thing about her feelings for Rhea is that there isn\'t really anything explicitly romantic or sexual about it, at least in the English version. Catherine says she \
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One thing about her feelings for Rhea is that there isn\\\'t really anything explicitly romantic or sexual about it, at least in the English version. Catherine says she \\\"reveres\\\" Rhea, and also that Rhea is an inspiration to her. Her feelings for Rhea are much closer to worship than sexual. Not that she sees Rhea as a deity of course. She makes clear in other supports that she decided to devote how she measures right and wrong to be based on the will of the goddess, and she sees Rhea as the one who tells her what that will is.
On another note, perhaps we should change Manuela\\\'s entry as well as she likewise doesn\\\'t really match \\\"ambigulously bi\\\" and just tends to be flirtatious in general. Rather she\\\'d be \\\"if it\\\'s you it\\\'s ok\\\" if her ending with Dorothea actually is romantic. That\\\'s about the only way I can see it meshing with how she outright says the reason she won\\\'t see female Byleth as a romantic option is because Byleth is a woman.
On another note, perhaps we should change Manuela\\\'s entry as well as she likewise doesn\\\'t really match \\\"ambigulously bi\\\" and just tends to be flirtatious in general. Rather she\\\'d be \\\"if it\\\'s you it\\\'s ok\\\" if her ending with Dorothea actually is romantic. That\\\'s about the only way I can see it meshing with how she outright says the reason she won\\\'t see female Byleth as a romantic option is because Byleth is a woman.
