For a film about class differences and injustices and some sort of soft feminism thing, this sure is casual with the racial slurs for Romani people. I could analyze the fuck out of everything going on with the classism here, but mostly I just don't get why Danielle wasn't a noble if her father was one. I am sure there's a reason, but I am not an expert in the arbitrary standards of French nobility, much less those depicted in a film that features Leonardo da Vinci and the Brothers Grimm. From a purely "awww" standpoint, that scene where she asks him to say her name again, gosh, I really loved that. I get that. If he weren't a man,…