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Originally Posted by Renall
There is no red text in the real world.
Not that I think Genji doing anything is all that credible, but still. No reds can be applied to R-Prime, if it exists.
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Funny thing is that red truths like the one about Battler' being born from Asumu, the one about Sakutaro, or the truth about the diary in Ep8 or the interrupted one from EP7, only make sense if they are intended as red truths regarding the real world. Or at the very least the related persons believe they apply to the real world.
And why Beatrice would be surprised about Sakutaro in EP4? If she believed Sakutaro was the only one in the world, then she wouldn't create a gameboard where he isn't. And then nothing could prevent her from completing the red. So what kind of situation didn't allow her to finish her sentence if not the real situation in Rokkenjima Prime?
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That's the point of EP7 and why Will was introduced, by understanding Yasu's reasons for all this, he was able to solve her riddles.
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Did Will understand the reason because he had love? Or did he just found love as the reason using logic? Frankly I don't think he had any particular love towards Yasu, he was at most merciful, but nothing more than that and all of his reasonings were pretty much rational and detatched.
If we go by the definition of love we've seen so far from the beginning to the end, then love is what makes you think a grey sky is blue, that magic exists and that nobody is a culprit.