Somehow I feel the Feligami in the show sounds almost believable in retrospections. Felix explaining himself to Kagami, Kagami immediatly getting he sucks even more at social connections than herself, still getting where he's coming from, with her mother proving his point a bit. She accepts it and take his side, and even defends him from the heroes. So far, he's the only one who tries to get her out of her abusive mother's thumb, like Marinette is trying with Adrien and getting him free from his father. Still doesn't excuse his actions from past episodes, maybe it will come to a head another time, after all not everything is always solved in the span of one episode, we don't see the Lila issue being solved in one episode, we don't see the stalking that Marinette did to Adrien stopping after one episode, we don't see Chat Noir stopping to flirt for real with Ladybug after one episode, it takes several episodes/seasons to stick for good, or if not fixed yet, it's for later, maybe. Kagami is also forgiving, she forgave Marinette for her sabotage in Ikari Gozen and accepted her friendship, she forgave Adrien for breaking up with her, took maybe a while to get on friendlier terms with him again, but still, and it still didn't make her stop having feelings for him, while also understanding that she and him weren't perfect for each other despite what their parents and Marinette thought before. Kagami forgave Marinette for dragging her around and not listening to her and pushing and projecting her feelings about Adrien on her in Mr Pigeon 72, and also even after learning Marinette knew Adrien's schedule for the. NEXT. 3. FUCKING. YEARS. And still saying Marinette is perfect for Adrien at the end of that episode. And she jokes about it in season 5. I've been a huge fan of Kagami since day 1, but her just letting slide that Marinette knew Adrien's schedule instead of calling her out like probably anyone else in this show probably should do instead of finding it cute and enabling most of the time her behavior, that kind of bummed me out. Still love Kagami to death, but also she's not perfect either, and is also starting to get to learn social behaviors better. Still, her first reflex when she got kidnapped by Félix was defending herself and ripping into him how he kidnapped her away after spending some time spying on her was just wrong on many levels and not being impressed at all. Then her mother attacks them, then attacks her directly, then later ask why Félix wouldn't summon a Sentimonster to fight her back, and Félix explains his reasons, which in my humble opinion, are entirely valid (having flashbacks of Sentibug back in Ladybug as my main reason). She understood where he was coming from when he described the creatures he brings to life with the Peacock, and liked his explanation. She started to see him as a kindred spirit like he saw in her first. Of course, that's only the second time they literally speak, after the disastrous first real meeting in Emotion. Still, it went to a better start than when they first met. They can change their perpectives of people after learning a bit more about them, one just bad impression doesn't condemn them for life after one episode because there's more to it than it seems. We saw that in the Origins episodes, Marinette hated Adrien in the first episode because of a misunderstanding and walking in a little too late to a not what it looks like situation, the next episode Adrien explains himself, and Marinette falls in love with him right there and then. Yes the circumstances on how Feligami and Adrinette started are completely different I know, just saying that the feelings of the girls were the same at the start and they changed at the end to be the complete opposite of what they were feeling toward the guys at first. Or like how the fandom hated Chloé until the Queen Trilogy where seeing how awful her mom was toward her and how it explained more of her behavior gave her many fans who keeps defending her 3 seasons later. This is just my analysis on it.
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