Re: Without love, it cannot be seen.
Yep, the chapel.
A question, though. When Beatrice refused to repeat what Battler said in red, it actually had two meanings: what Battler said to deny the witch was true, or simply because Beatrice refused to say so for a bigger move later on. Right? So the red sentences were actually not very useful when it was put like that? I think Battler only judged from Beatrice's reactions, or when she herself admitted that what Battler proposed was possible.
It's kinda like a double edged sword.
The red only states the truth, so Beatrice not wanting to say it was because she don't want
it to bite her back in the future.. or when battler use her own words against her.
She can also use it to set up traps. But of course her not wanting to say it might simply be because it's impossible and battler is right.
It depends on the situation whenever she chose not to say it.
Hmm, no, I can't say I really like it. But I found another awesome BGM. The one played at Episode 2's Tea Party, around the middle of the party, that song sang in choir. I was like, "OMG, I had to found this song.
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edit: I found the song!
I think I remember this.. but I don't remember the moment it was played.
You're right about how good it is
Dang you, Zelx. That face is just too adorable and awesome.
Make me a set of Beatrice, please~
I'll try to do it whenever I can, I'm not sure how it'll look but I'll try and get back to you <_<
When I'm already at the mood to do it, I can do it very fast. XD
My thoughts... The characters are all complicated. XD Poor Rosa. Tortured like that. She would like to escape from all those pains, but it would also mean denying her identity as Rosa. I think that is the kind of thoughts that actually tortured her.
I also wonder: did Beatrice killed those people in a method that actually could be done with humans ways or what? Because Battler's purpose is to find out how a human can do it, and as he acted like a detective asking Beatrice, I had the impression that Beatrice actually killed them all with humans ways, only designed it in certain ways until it seemed like only magic could do it.
Well... people were saying Rosa is a terrible mother but there are those that says she's a good on.
So it's up to you to decide for yourself.
You're right about the characters being complicated tho.
Just having one of her puzzle solved(which we assume but what if it wasn't) by Battler
isn't enough for him to beat Beatrice nor can we accept that everything isn't magic.
But yes, as a reader we must think as battler but then again the author
said that Umineko is unsolvable..
We saw Beatrice killed certain people with magic, and those cases couldn't be solved by Battler. But that murder at the chapel could be explained by humans method, as if Beatrice was using a human method indeed.
That's like one put of themany mysteries solved by Battler and he can't solve the others.
Can you solve it while reading? Ever asked yourself "There is amethod besides magic here! "
I think that's Battler and the readers to guess.
Do I make myself clear? I think I'm getting you confused. >__<
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You're talking to someone who read Umineko. Nothing is as confusing compared to that
My favorite quote of the episode: "To know the joy of healing, you have to know the pain." <3[/QUOTE]
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Typing on aa laptop is a pain.
Another awesome quote from Umineko
