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Originally Posted by Crontica
Sigh, i love how observers can just spout whatever they want without care of the implications involved.
The populace found out that the Voids ARE THEIR LIFE SOURCE! ◕‿‿◕ Sure they could have overthrown Shuu before they crossed the red line but there was a high chance Shuu would hunt down their voids in retaliation.
Shuu is simply too dangerous for the school not to kill him on sight or risk losing even more lives rebelling against him or ambush him once the mission is completed.
Lets also put into consideration that they may be low on ammunition to carry out the mission themselves while the voids offensive capabilities are vassily superior.
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They needed Shu more than he needed them. He could have taken Inori and broken his way out of there and left them to do die.
They didn't overthrow him before because they were cowards. The students represent the fickle public. A savior one day, a villain the next. People have short memories.
Shu was forced to make the tough and unpopular decisions so most of them could survive. Arisa and the rest of the traitors were irrational.
The GHQ had targeted for extermination, declared war on them. All of them were dead men walking. Did it matter if the void extractions weren't 100 percent safe? Hell no! They had no weapons, they had no supplies, they barely had food. Fighting with rifles or voids, they would still run the risk of getting killed.
Arisa twisted the students against Shu over a minor inconvenience given their grave situation. She should have used better judgement and just sat by and waited. Instead her own vanity and hurt feelings got in the way. So she ended up whoring herself out to carry out a pointless coup and led her classmates to a potential slaughter at the hands of the GHQ.
Arisa acted like a short sighted spoiled bitch. Argo and Tsugumi just plain out got hit with the stupid stick.
Argo was there for a single person. Why did he act all high and mighty? He was there to rescue that one girl for his boss and leave everyone else behind. For being a stupid merc without a plan he was sure a vindictive butthurt punk.
Only Shu had everyones' collective interests in mind.
I've never seen an anime that made me hate so many characters in so little time by just their lack of character, honor, and logic. It's like entire cast got flagged for death.
Human nature took over and everyone showed their real colors. Yahiro turns out to not be a scumbag.
Anyhow... it all went Lord of the Flies.