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I never said I wanted both ♂I'm not sure I quite follow your reasoning. Yrsa's relationship with MC builds throughout their contact from the prologue all the way through their interaction before the raid. It's obvious her feelings for MC are deepening as the relationship progresses, and also obvious she disapproves of him having even potential sex with other girls (see her reaction during the Sonja arm-wrestling event, and her reaction to discovering Helga would live with MC as his thrall.) Candrice also obviously sees her feelings toward MC and Yrsa's wish for exclusivity, doesn't like Yrsa, and probably engineered the whole scene with Yulla just so Yrsa would walk in on them and react exactly as she did. The whole thing is built from the start to give you the option: Candrice's harem or Yrsa. Not both.
And my reasoning, is that Yrsa concocted this entire relationship on her own. Before that moment after the draugr, there had only been some light flirting, neither of them had even mentioned being in a relationship together, nor did the MC ever indicate a willingness to enter into a serious relationship with her, before or after the sex. It was all assumed by yrsa. And yeah, if you have sex after a prolonged period of heavy flirting, suggestive comments and perhaps a date, then its safe to assume you're in a committed relationship without having to talk about it. But if you just have some light flirting, followed by, and I'm going to repeat myself here, a single, adrenaline infused night of passion after a near death experience, then wether or not you're actually in a relationship needs to be determined in a conversation. Regardless of yrsa's obviously growing feelings, becouse guess what, single sided obvious feelings does not a relationship make either.
The MC is also at fault ofcourse, becouse he should have made things clear, but yrsa also shouldn't have assumed.
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