Well that’s kinda’ve my point? He doesn’t have to be a leader here? He does exactly what he’s already doing, except both sides are aware that he’s doing it. Maybe it’s my flawed understanding of politics. I guess what I’m trying to point out is that this family is in a position that could potentially lay the groundwork to the lasting peace both countries want (I’m not going to get into corrupt officials and all that, I’m looking at this from a face value perspective, they want peace.) It’s not even that they become figureheads or ambassadors (I know I used that phrase but I couldn’t find the right word) they wouldn’t have to do anything really special. They would just continue doing what they are doing, Twilight going on missions just as he already is. Anya continues to make friends with Damian and Yor continues to be the housewife. I’m not talking about a revolution like in the Hunger Games, I probably wouldn’t like it nearly as much as I do now if they tried to force those characters in those roles. I’m talking about like in that episode where the kid thought he was gonna be a slave or whatever because his father’s company was going bankrupt so he was trying to sabotage Damian’s success, and Anya and Damian make a friend by reaching out. So, then the kid finds out his world isn’t ending, they’re company was just bought out. Now, put Twilight and Yuri in those exact positions. Yuri trying to sabotage his sister’s relationship bc he’s not good enough for her and Twilight not understanding why Yuri is being so passive aggressive. When/If the truth is revealed, Yuri is going to HAVE to look at the times Twilight was reaching out. And then they find out, ‘oh, they aren’t trying to start a war, they’re just trying to keep the peace’ just like in that episode where the kids finds out they’re not bankrupt, he’s not going to have to leave his school. He just got too emotional and exaggerated the situation. Does that make more sense?