The film focuses on marriage alliances designed to facilitate peace between nations. These connections are built upon heteronormative frameworks typical of the 1721 setting, with no indication of non-cisnormative identities.

While princesses are central to the plot, they function primarily as tools for political and economic stability. The regent of France acts as the main architect of destiny, reflecting period-specific gender hierarchies.

The story is confined to the historical realities of 18th-century France and Spain. It focuses on the blending of two European cultures without evidence of non-white casting or the subversion of Eurocentric norms.

The narrative reinforces traditional Western institutional frameworks like monarchy and statecraft. It prioritizes the preservation of the ruling class and the stability of the state as its primary objectives.

The available narrative provides no mention of characters navigating physical, sensory, or neurodivergent experiences.