[Guido]

I do not know why did GONZO manipulates the story to make the audience feel sorrow and empathy for Roy and Solty in this episode after having killed Rose in the previous one.

I'm not sympathetic with all those useless fillers that floated around after episode five and before episode ten. They did not contribute much to flesh out Solty's background more than what RUC has registered for her.

However, somehow the staff is working on with Rally's project for his personal agenda, and whatever it is could have something to do with Solty afterwards.

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I don't know if Axela was forced or voluntarily submitted herself with ongoing tests that were putting strain on her mental health.

And Rally himself signaled to his subordinate to make preparations ready, for what? Some sinister I presume.

Adding to the fact that RUC has started to move, and the episode ending with Solty drifting without returning to a place she can call home, the anime has made me to go back on track.

Can we remotely open up a faint possibility that Rose is not dead yet?

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I initially assumed that Roy wouldn't had unveiled the body at the morgue to make sure once and for all that Rose did die, however, he did so.

Unfortunately for us the viewers, the camera only focused at Roy's aghast expression and never shows Rose's body at all.

For what did the scriptwriters do that for? To build drama for that scene alone?

Or maybe I could conjecture that RUC, under Rally's orders, switched the bodies, and the body that Roy saw wasn't of Rose.

In addition for this episode, Mamiko Noto's voice for Axela stands out as the best gently, motherly onee-sama voice that looks after others.