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Originally Posted by Solace
She folded quickly exactly because of her established characterization. She built up a barrier of ideals about justice, fairness, truth, etc.
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I simply disagree with you here, and I find your overall take on Sayaka to be rather harsh and negative (not in this post, but in a previous one you wrote on this thread).
I don't think that Sayaka's ideals were simply "a barrier". I think that they were sincerely held beliefs and values for her. And given the personal strength she had shown before (which is what I meant by her "established characterization"), I think that she folded far too quickly.
I mean, while Sayaka wasn't fearless, she wasn't a weak person either. She was quite willing to battle Kyoko to the death, after all, while knowing that she was the inexperienced underdog in that fight.
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Originally Posted by Hagoshod
The entire point is she didn't think things through and her idealism caused her downfall.
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I agree that there was some things that she didn't think through.
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disagree, though, that her idealism caused her downfall. If she had stuck to her idealism, maybe her downfall never happens.