Episode 15
Mar 22, 2022
Yes, Otome Isekai MC's have slapped their maids over food. In these stories, servants used bad food to bully nobles, even though it would get them fired or worse.
These stories use this trope to justify the protagonist's hitting them.
Rubia from "the Lady Wants to Rest" slaps a maid over bad food served to her. and for Kill the Villainess (SPOILERS) Eris, a duchess, in "Kill the Villainess" slaps a maid over sabotaged food as well.
Hilda Mistwater
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I really like the whole interaction with Anette, the writing is so good. The way she, after realising Bridgette knows about her past, instead of apologizing, says she isn't a bad person. Like, she's more hurt that her pride has been wounded by getting called out, rather than feel genuine guilt about being in the wrong and wanting to do better for other the sake of those she hurt
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