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I mean this with no disresspect intended
You are respectful and its a pleasure to discuss with you this topic which I find interesting.
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I want to bring something that i didnt think it was necesary to mention but now i belive otherwise, the aparent (in my opinion) reason of why Felicia hates Elias and revels on his humilliation.
But first lets put into context something, this school was the most important thing for Felicia. For how she describes it was almost a refuge for her. This wasnt just "i want a dress or a car of an island" this was "please i want to save of the most important thing for me to no detriment of your own" and he said no for (as far as we know) no good reason. All her other luxuries pale in comparison to that moment and we know it because she is willing to risk that life of confort to make sure she is never in that situation. Its like if she cheated just once but with his father (if he was alive), it doesnt matter if it is just one time when the damage is inmense.
That explains why she wanted to enter the Carnation but not why she enjoys the humilliation of Ellias, it doenst explain the hatred. There is a reason why i brought the issue of respect, not only because is common sense that respect fosters healthy relationship of any type but because Felicia herself brings it up.
"I had no illusion of the nature of our relationship, but i foolishly thought that after some time, he might have the smallest amount of respect for me. Im... a fuckin' moron "
Felicia begged for that money, something she shouldnt had done in the first place but she did. Even as a trophy Elias must have known that it wasnt something she did lightly. But he didnt care and told her to know her place, he didnt have the minimum of respect for her. The breaking of their contract when it mattered the most and the complete lack of respect for her was what drove Felicia to seek both independence and revenge.
in other words is not
"Not caring about the most important thing of your spouse<----> Actively destroying the most important thing of your spouse"
but
"Refusing to save the most important thing in your spouses life despite her begging and pleading for it and instead scolding her for insisting on it"<----> Actively destroying the most important thing of your spouse"
There are those who think that choosing inaction (when one has the means to act) is a form of action, under that scope there is no difference between refusing to stop the destruction of something and actively destroying it.
Elias just doesn't care about felicia anymore (for reasons we don't know), and because of this he also doesn't care about her wish, no matter how important or not important it may be to her.
But not caring is something entirely different than wanting to see someone suffering.
Walking past a starving kid because you don't care is not the same as taking away its food because you want to see it starving.
Strongly disagree with you on that point.
Even if elias chose inaction because he wants to see felicia suffering it would still not be the same as intentionally acting to get the same result, although it would be way more similar. But that doesn't seem to be the case as felicia would have surely mentioned that in her rage.