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*How did NOBODY catch on that Hildegard was not Heath's daughter until Sebastian suddenly remembered Daria's birthmark? Not Heath, not Sebastian, or even Sasha who is implied to have been nursing before Daria was kidnapped not once questioned why Hildegard was born with black hair, blue eyes, and looked exactly like Laird.
*How is there a drought plaguing Corazion when it was never mentioned and it started raining the next day?
*Why didn't Laird just take the easier method of throwing Daria into a dungeon or have her foster parents frame her? Daria was hardly a threat aside from Rolo wanting to marry her and it didn't seem like she had much influence in the pig kingdom, it would've been very easy to have Daria out of the way completely if he just took that route.
*How did Heath not catch onto Laird being very blatantly evil, when he was willing to threaten to hang Rolo as a child for criticizing him? It seems like Heath let Laird off very easy for his horrid behavior and even giving him a position in the kingdom, seems like Heath was just a massive moron to not realize Laird was a conniving man. Even worse, not clicking that his "daughter" was a spoiled brat until he wanted to disinherit her then switched up when Laird claimed Rolo wanted to marry Hildegard after the forest fire.
*How is there a drought plaguing Corazion when it was never mentioned and it started raining the next day?
*Why didn't Laird just take the easier method of throwing Daria into a dungeon or have her foster parents frame her? Daria was hardly a threat aside from Rolo wanting to marry her and it didn't seem like she had much influence in the pig kingdom, it would've been very easy to have Daria out of the way completely if he just took that route.
*How did Heath not catch onto Laird being very blatantly evil, when he was willing to threaten to hang Rolo as a child for criticizing him? It seems like Heath let Laird off very easy for his horrid behavior and even giving him a position in the kingdom, seems like Heath was just a massive moron to not realize Laird was a conniving man. Even worse, not clicking that his "daughter" was a spoiled brat until he wanted to disinherit her then switched up when Laird claimed Rolo wanted to marry Hildegard after the forest fire.
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* For that matter, how did Laird know that Daria was the peasant girl Rollo wanted to marry? Rollo was never shown telling Sebastian, Laird or Heath who she was, and there's no reason for Heath to give her identity in the message even if he did know.
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* For that matter, how did Laird know that Daria was the peasant girl Rollo wanted to marry? Rollo was never shown telling Sebastian, Laird or Heath who she was, and there's no reason for Heath to give her identity in the message even if he did know. Even if Daria were the only female resident of the pig kingdom who's of age to have caught Rollo's attention, it doesn't seem like Laird would be able to know that with such certainty.
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* Why did Heath need to write a message for Sebastian to take to Rollo about disinheriting Hildegard, when Sebastian can talk and therefore could've told Rollo verbally? He says he's worried about there being a spy in the castle, so why risk the news being intercepted en route?
* For that matter, how did Laird know that Daria was the peasant girl Rollo wanted to marry? Rollo was never shown telling Sebastian, Laird or Heath who she was, and there's no reason for Heath to give her identity in the message even if he did know.
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* For that matter, how did Laird know that Daria was the peasant girl Rollo wanted to marry? Rollo was never shown telling Sebastian, Laird or Heath who she was, and there's no reason for Heath to give her identity in the message even if he did know.
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