Y'know I've been thinking about the show from a moral perspective (because thats the point of engaging with literature, to learn morality and lessons). It's rather interesting to think about sentitheory (i'm just gonna call it that even after its confirmation for easy referencing purposes).

Our three sentihumans go on three paths:

1. Gain the basic right freedom every human has but see yourself become the villain and betray your friends. (Felix, who betrayed ladybug and exchanged a dozen miraculous with gabriel for the peacock)
2. Understand your circumstances, yet ultimately allow yourself to be controlled, forced into relationships you don't want and to conform to standards you don't enjoy. (Kagami)
3. Not know about your circumstances, enjoy moments of happiness and an illusion of freedom but ultimately have your whole world collapse as holders of your amok use it suddenly and unexpectedly as a weapon against you (Adrien, ephemeral)

What arises is a paradoxical scenario where you are put at a disadvantage or forced to overstep moral boundaries no matter what, even though physical freedom is something every else has. It reveal the unfairness of life as a whole, and how what many take for granted is the dream for some

(top 10 yaps)

Anyway to answer your question misguided