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It would depend on what was done and how willing they are in changing. I would assume that because you are posting this question that despite the good you see in them that this person's actions have greatly troubled you.
Love can If they are to continue with their actions that it would be best to attempt and [...] squash your feelings. Which, and I say this not to discourage you rather to keep you aware of the possibilities, [...] it can be difficult. Love, I've found, may change but it takes a great deal to truly rupture it.
If they are in fact willing to change then perhaps you should give them an opportunity. However, they have to truly desire to change.
As for family and friends [...] our families are [...] generally supportive. Arthur hasn't saidNot that I My situation isn't entirely similar to what you've described. The woman that I I care for, in the time she is from she has not yet done all the atrocities that she commits in my own time. She knows of them but she is choosing not to allow her future to define the woman she is now. If my friends from my time were to come now, I would defend her and I would stand by her side. Yet at the same time, I know her. I know she wouldn't wish me to be at odds with my fellow knights. This is speculation but I have no doubt that it'll be a trial for all involved. Nonetheless, it would be well worth it for them to see her strength and how much good she's capable of. It would be worth to have them
However, that is only because her future actions have harmed them. If that is not the case for you, perhaps simply having them speak with who you care for, having them see the willingness for being a better person will suffice.