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Originally Posted by Flawnalyst
Loved this episode, mostly because it focused on Waver and the animation was actually good for a change. I know a lot of people say this by now, but Waver (and Kariya) seems to be the only character who is actually invested in this war. Kirei, I'm sorry, but he is too subdued in his emotions that his "killing" of Irisviel almost felt like that disabled guy from Battleship (okay, it's not THAT bad).
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Kiritsugu may act detached, but he's easily the one most invested in the war. Like Irisviel explained in this episode, the Holy Grail is virtually his last hope.
Waver only got into the war to get some respect and acknowledgment, but thanks to Rider and "grandpa" he's finally beginning to realize how, even though those things may seem like everything in the world to him now, they're still not worth risking one's life for in the end.