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➼ sorry for stabbin' you a little bit in 1756.

♪ my apologies for burning you with a cigar in 1872.

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✹ France ⁎ España ✸

One of the reasons I enjoy France and Spain's relationship in Hetalia is that they are both super extroverts, charismatics and bon vivant kind of guys. However, when you truly compare them side by side, their characteristics are so distinct that they seem to debate about every topic on Earth or act in completely opposite ways. For example, France is more open when it comes to private relationships with other people. He really doesn't mind getting to know you and going on a long vacation with you to develop the relationship further. Spain, on the other hand, is very sociable but you have to spend a lot of time getting to know him before you can be accepted and enter his private world. Not everyone gets to enter his intimate circle and get to see what kind of person he is when he is really comfortable. I don't ship them with ''oh they are best friend and always support each other'' vibe. My taste about them is that ''their relationship has its ups and downs and they understand how different they are, but no matter what, they feel that the other person knows their nature''. As a nation, it is impossible for them to trust someone and be trusted by the other party. They do not dare to seek such a priceless thing. But isn’t having someone to booze and heart-to-heart with until dawn extremely precious? France and Spain have each other for that pleasure. I adore that France has collaborated with Spain for so long that when recommending someone to join the teamwork, he mentions Spain. I also admire that despite Spain having directly battled and fought France many times throughout history, he consistently respects France’s military strategy talent. These two canons are just so ''them''. They were sometimes sworn enemies and sometimes prerequisite allies. And behind locked doors, they are still bosom buddies and great lovers.