It's interesting to try and pick up the context of that cryptic conversation that Clare was having with the multiple personalities within herself about which poor Raki was getting lost.
"The strike was sure but she's a stubborn one." [So Raphaela did strike Irene]
"She was the only warrior that...
Ayayay, I thought I was being conspicuously facetious talking about Priss showing herself to be more of a defensive type warrior, and then turning it around and referring to Teresa being offensive having equivocated on my use of the term "offensive". But even so, it IS all about attitude! The...
I'll just attribute the Destroyer's admission "I had already lost all individual emotion and feeling. All I have is a single, nameless consciousness and that, too, would have softly faded to nothing with time" as an expression that communicates the idea saying "I have no sense of self" to...
Well, why is it one or the other? Going by Raki's explanation and then followed by Teresa's own, Prissy could be saying both. But she of course can't have her cake and eat it too. She won't die if she succeeds in killing the object of her intense hate, and of course she will be killed by the...
Sure there are inconsistencies. When Clare awakens as Teresa, Wild Tentacle Octavia remarks "Did she awaken? Neither her demon aura nor her form have really changed that much..." And yet all the warriors in Rabona were captivated by this aura that the new battle contestant was emitting (though...
Re: Claymore 152 Spoiler
It seems both elements are present in Priscilla. It's too bad that the hope upon which she cast her wish for someone to destroy her is also the object of her hatred. And right now, that hatred is dominating her wish to be extinguished.
It is totally gratuitous what...
Re: Claymore 152 Spoiler
lol the demand for impeccable logic over minute points to support a broad idea on a plot development in a series involving demons and the resurrection of a beloved yet deceased character is pretty taxing and imposes a burden that surpasses my interest in any such task...
Re: Claymore 152 Spoiler
Meh, it has been assumed too readily that Galatea's perception reaches wider and longer than Teresa's on the basis that such was true of Galatea during her generation. That may well be true also compared to Teresa, but the way Teresa has been revealed progressively...
Re: Claymore 152 Spoiler
I kinda like that Teresa did hijack those moves. This isn't the first time that we've seen Teresa outclass someone at which the warrior was at the pinnacle of something. We first saw this with the Quicksword and Priscilla's aura suppression. Rather than taking away...