a) has been covered, but on a point of order, he didn't have that kind of relationship with either of the first two; Gally was an amnesiac foundling in his care and Laura was... uh... twelve. If she had stayed with him, things might have gotten more complicated as she grew up, but at the time, no.

>Here, the first two aren't a factor and the strings of fate are
>pulling them together instead of apart (I wonder why that could be?)
>so he's actually able to marry the dangerous lady he found himself
>falling in love with.

Heh, I'm sure if it were put to her, Remilia would deny having a hand in it, but secretly believes that she did. Whether she's right, I prefer not to know. :)

>And maybe the other one too.

Well, presumably not on paper; not in Gallia in 1946, anyway.

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