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Originally Posted by Tenzen12
If he promised them freedom and didn't granted it to them yet, that means they don't have freedom. They were kidnapped and Rou didn't do anything to fix that (he gave them better living conditions but that's separate matter).
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I have been promised to get paid at work, but haven't been given my wage yet (since it isn't the end of the month). Should I sue my boss for robbery? And should everyone who was around the Empire State Building go to jail for not stopping the planes during 9/11? He hasn't fulfilled the promise yet but hasn't reneged on it in any way. He also simply is incapable of sending them home and he never hid this to get something from them. Neither of those makes him the offender.
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Originally Posted by Tenzen12
Alchemist herself have very high quality clothes and on top of that glasses, which is big deal. That means either she or her family has money and she certainly had higher living standard than she has now. Same goes for blacksmith girl to lesser degree, even if she wasn't career blacksmith than her father was and they were relatively well off.
On top of it they had resources and time do such things as hobby, that means they had very supportive family, which is something would want return to.Regardless there is no way those two in particular would have better live in goblin cave than they had before and certainly they have less freedom now.
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The potions were stored in transparent glass, which likely means it is either common or easy to produce with magic. Production of glasses should thus be much easier and glasses much cheaper than in non-magical medieval times. I can't comment on her clothing quality, but even farmer girls had one good pair of clothing, and she is not wearing some frilly triple-layered evening dress.
Alchemy isn't really expensive as a hobby if you get the ingredients yourself and being wealthy and happy are two different things. A girl's life in medieval times would be decided by her parents and later husband and the husband was unlikely to let them be crafters (since that would embarrass him). If they had any attachment to the craft, that's their problem.
And we don't even know whether their family is still alive. It wouldn't make sense that the girls (maybe except red-head) would travel with a caravan alone, so their famil has either been dead by that time, or they died during the attack (or at least part of them). While the second one would give them some reason to hate the goblins, the attackers and Rou's group are two distinct groups which Rou showed by beating the ex-chief to death. In either case, they have little to return to home.
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Originally Posted by Tenzen12
Also there is no reason for Forrest not having beach.
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Beach requires sand and trees don't grow well in sand. That means they need to get out of the forest first to go to a beach.