[ That's the true magic of this dream world, as far as Zelda is concerned. By stripping them of the titles, expectations, and reputations given to them in their homelands, they've been free to get to know each other as the individuals they truly are. Zelda never realized how much her royal status and reputation as a failure of a princess held people at a distance until Satan planted the seed in her mind that she didn't have to define herself that way. She learned from her friendship with Link just how lonely she was in Hyrule, but it's Satan who has nurtured the idea that she can be more than just a princess. ]
To play devil's advocate [ Which is a strange thing to do when conversing with a demon. ] there is a time and a place for informality with royalty. I would trust you to not address me as 'Little Miss Squash' during state addresses, for example. However, from what I've heard, your Lord Diavolo is a rather capricious ruler.
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To play devil's advocate [ Which is a strange thing to do when conversing with a demon. ] there is a time and a place for informality with royalty. I would trust you to not address me as 'Little Miss Squash' during state addresses, for example. However, from what I've heard, your Lord Diavolo is a rather capricious ruler.