Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
None
Deleted line(s) 3,8 (click to see context) :
[[folder:General]]
%%* Unsurprisingly, the sad songs are quite tearjerkers.
* While his behavior in "Just One of the Princes" was unacceptable, in "The Flying Crown", you can't help but feel sorry when it turns out that Hugo couldn't take the pressure of living up to his family's legacy, and he was living in the shadow of his older brother Axel, who [[BigBrotherBully bullies him mercilessly]] to get him to do so, [[FreudianExcuse which explains why he was such a bully]].
** In "Lord of the Rink", Hugo is also pressured to do manly things to avoid being made fun of, which is why he feels like he has to divide his attention to ice dancing and hockey, which stands in the way of his father's attempts to spend more time with him.
[[/folder]]
%%* Unsurprisingly, the sad songs are quite tearjerkers.
* While his behavior in "Just One of the Princes" was unacceptable, in "The Flying Crown", you can't help but feel sorry when it turns out that Hugo couldn't take the pressure of living up to his family's legacy, and he was living in the shadow of his older brother Axel, who [[BigBrotherBully bullies him mercilessly]] to get him to do so, [[FreudianExcuse which explains why he was such a bully]].
** In "Lord of the Rink", Hugo is also pressured to do manly things to avoid being made fun of, which is why he feels like he has to divide his attention to ice dancing and hockey, which stands in the way of his father's attempts to spend more time with him.
[[/folder]]
Added DiffLines:
* In "The Flying Crown", we learn that the reason for Hugo's bullying shown in "Just One of the Princes" was because he couldn't take the pressure of living up to his family's legacy and that he's bullied himself by his older brother, who insists that the mean things he tells his little brother are just jokes.
Added DiffLines:
* "Lord of the Rink" shows Hugo taking up Enchanted Ice Dancing and enjoying it, but he almost gives it up in order to please his father, who insists that the men in the family refrain from any "girly" sports. It's sweet how King Garrick is desperate to be more active in his son's life, but he doesn't even notice that the boy isn't happy.
Is there an issue? Send a MessageReason:
Changed line(s) 4 (click to see context) from:
* Unsurprisingly, the sad songs are quite tearjerkers.
to:
