Sacrifices made in the name of love and duty from "summary" of The Cruel Prince by Holly Black
The notion of selflessness in the face of love and duty is a prevailing theme in 'The Cruel Prince'. Characters are frequently forced to make difficult decisions that require them to sacrifice their own desires for the greater good. These sacrifices are not always easy, and often come at a great personal cost. One such example is Jude's decision to leave her human life behind and embrace the world of Faerie, despite the dangers and uncertainties that come with it. Her sense of duty to her family and her desire to protect her younger siblings outweigh her own fears and desires. This sacrifice of her own happiness for the well-being of her loved ones demonstrates the depth of Jude's love and devotion. Similarly, Cardan is faced with the burden of his responsibilities as the Prince of Faerie, often having to make difficult choices that go ...
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