[Strangette]

Originally Posted by Gioconda

Spoiler for answer:

4. I think Bonaparta is misrepresented ...

... When he fell in love with Anna (the mother), that's when he realized what he is doing to the kids, and didn't want to "educate" Anna's daughter any longer. The fact that he murdered all those people in front of Nina was because he wanted Nina to know that he is no longer caging her in his mansion or his control. He wanted to free Nina by erasing her memories of that place.

-- Hey Gioconda, glad to read you response.
I kept wondering why Bonaparta would kill all those people in the Mansion if he weren't "evil". One scene from the final episodes finally cleared up a bunch of fog in my mind: he states that he had wanted to erase all the memory of the twins' existence. Similar to what Johan was doing don't you think? He kept erasing the people who had memories of him (and maybe Nina). Bonaparta (in his own logic) felt he was protecting the "two jewels" if all the people who knew about them and the experiment disappeared. He then can also return them to Anna, the mother. --

what did you mean by "another experiment opposing Monster, on Nina"?


5. I do not think Johan is a monster ...

... I think the reason why he killed everyone around General Wolf but not Wolf himself, because he wants Wolf to experience that kind of privilege.

-- Hey, this thought was very interesting. Also the first time it's come into mind... makes a lot of sense. He felt the final landscape was the supreme right? His view was just twisted. It's kind of how opposite his reactions and intentions are compared to a human being with normal development. His expression of love as Nina said was the perfect suicide. Ah, it all makes sense now... a bug in Johan's system logic... --


One thing that i really wanna know is what was the later parts in the tape of young Johan under hypnosis that he erased and voiced over?

-- SAME HERE!!! Do you have any inklings? What did Johan want to hide? I guess we'll never know. No chance of sequel, right...

What I wrote is inside the spoiler tag.