Can Ozy ever marry Millie?

[LurkerBelow]

Up until it became clear that their parents were going to marry, I had always expected that Ozy and Millie would eventually marry when they grew up.

Now that they are step-siblings, is this still possible? While not genetically incestuous, would the law of the land make it illegal (this varies by location in the real world)?

Or would the fact that they live in their "own country" allow Llewellyn to make it legal for them?

I would love to see what happens when they hit their teenage years. Maybe in some future project?

Thanks for all of the years of great art and entertainment - your regular updates will be sorely missed!

[Ibun]

How's it feel to be a boss nobody cares about any more?

[Ibun]

Also I don't think there is any romantic chemistry. Even before this marriage storyline I always saw them as sibling-ish.

[LurkerBelow]

Given their young age, I would be very concerned if we saw anything that looked like "romantic chemistry" between them.

I do feel that they have the makings of a great relationship though. Compatibility and being comfortable with each other are the key factors in a successful marriage - much more so than physical attraction.

And these two are as compatible with each other and comfortable with each other as anyone I've ever met.

Of course, both have a tremendous amount of growth and development to go through before they are old enough for romance to become even a remote possibility, and they could grow in different directions.

But if they remain as compatible as they are now, and remain as emotionally close to each other as they are now, I would definitely expect to see sparks between them as they get older (assuming their being step-siblings doesn't squash it either legally or merely because they start to consider each other as siblings).

[Segovia]

Well in the novel Fankenstein, Dr. Fankenstein was about to marry his sister. They were in fact step siblings.

[nickspoon]

Well in the novel Fankenstein, Dr. Fankenstein was about to marry his sister. They were in fact step siblings.

And then he created a monster out of stolen body parts who killed everyone. Victor Frankenstein is not exactly a grand moral figure.

[Segovia]

Hey the Frankenstein monster was misunderstood creature.

[MuffinSticks]

Hahahah.

[Gecko]

Hahahah.

Indeed.

[Dr. Dos]

Seriouspost: I bet Greater Llewellyn land is pretty lax about that sort of thing, among others :420:

[Caoimhin]

Well in the novel Fankenstein, Dr. Fankenstein was about to marry his sister. They were in fact step siblings.

And then he created a monster out of stolen body parts who killed everyone. Victor Frankenstein is not exactly a grand moral figure.

Well said and witty at that I almost LOLed . Anyway, believe it or not the same thought crossed my mind, until the marriage announcement was made, then I just gave up the thought all together.

[datherman]

Didn't we already have a 10-page discussion on this at some point?

[Hyperion]

Didn't we already have a 10-page discussion on this at some point?

http://www.definecynical.net/viewtopic. ... 96&start=0
You mean that?

[datherman]

Yes. I was too lazy to actually search for it, so thank you.

[LurkerBelow]

The old thread predates the marriage of their parents, which potentially changes everything.