Thank you very much for the comment! :)
Have you only read the first chapter so far? The other readers agreed taht Chapter two kind of completed the picture, because so far you just saw them interact with commoners, so chapter two shows them interacting with nobles. Both sides are very different.
Do you have any suggestions on how to give them more dimension? Where in that aspect were they lacking exactly? Kairi had stolen in the past and got her fingers chopped off (and Healed back on) as punishment, which is why she was so adamant on following the rules to the T, even when it's foolish to do so. Cleon, on the other hand, can see where the rules fall short, but he's also much too emotionally involved with his ideals and goes to the other extreme by solving the problem from the most immediate solution: stealing food. He can't see that he won't be able to do this forever and he needs to find another solution.
So if you can add any more dimension to that, please let me know.
And from the snotty way Kairi was acting, wouldn't you be really rude to her, too? I'm not sure I understand what you meant when you called her "innocent"?
Thanks again, and I really appreciate the feedback. :)