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The „brown one“ is actually more inspired by Greek people and Australian natives, the author herself has heritage there. He is often drawn w darker skin color but actually described as having olive skin. The actual relationship does not take place when one of the characters is enslaved. The light skinned man is against slavery, the POC nation is the one that keeps slaves (in the beginning) regardless of their nationality. The slavery itself is the result of personal revenge against the enslaved man since he killed his brother. It’s a whole story arc that the supporter of slavery gets rid of it in his country after experiencing it first hand. Yes the books feature dark and uncomfortable topic. But they are in no way romanticised or getting approved by the main characters in the story. The first book is way more darker than the following ones btw. The featured art work depicts scenes from later books or after canon and are compatible with their depiction in the book. You are obviously allowed to have your own opinion and to dislike the story. But I really don’t see the need to attack people for creating art work of things they like. I get why Capri is considered controversial but those books get too much hate from people who have only skimmed the first book or not read the series at all. Have a lovely day :)

yeah cos this shit this portrayal s normal when the brown 1 was a literal slave of laurent ok ok i see