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Loss of Innocence
The journey from innocence to experience is a poignant theme, particularly for Mirari, who transitions from a noble girl with a traumatic past to a hardened warrior torn between conflicting loyalties. Her loss of innocence is symbolized by her adoption of a new identity and her involvement in the brutal realities of war and rebellion. Gaven's experiences also reflect this theme, as he moves from a hopeful young warrior to a leader burdened by the harsh decisions he must make, leaving behind any remnants of youthful idealism.
Betrayal
Betrayal is a recurring theme throughout the book, with characters like Inigo betraying Mecate, and Mirari feeling torn between her loyalty to Gaven and her sympathy for the Blessed. This theme is significant because it not only drives the plot but also deeply affects the relationships and decisions of the characters. The betrayal Mirari experiences and...
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