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Originally Posted by panzerfan
3. Miho wasn't given the needed information so that she would prepare for the matter of life and death to Oarai. If Miho knew of what's at stake earlier, her mentality would have had the comfort of adjusting before coming to the battlefield. In short, Miho had no idea to what end Oarai was after, until coming to realization at the worst possible time.
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Referring to the part I put in bold. That's what I think too. If Miho knew at the start what's at stake, she might have been more forceful in enforcing strategy instead of going along with what most of the others wanted at the moment.
Miho went into that match thinking they're doing the match "for the fun of it". Now that they're trapped, and suddenly faced with fact that surrender isn't an option.. I wonder what kind of strategy the Oorai team would try to do in the next episode. Try to use force to breakout of the encirclement, or perhaps try to find another exit out of the building which is not watched by Pravda?
Can't wait for next week!
