But yeah, I'm kind of worried about the deathflag too.
I was rather blisfully oblivous of it, but then I watched the next episode preview...
"OH NO YOU FUCKERS YOU
DIDN'T SURE AS HELL DO
THAT!!

"
...
...
"..... NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO ;_; ;_; ;_; ;_; "
...was my initial reaction when the obvious puzzlebits clicked into place. I am going to live in a haunting agony for a week now, purely because of that image from the preview ;_;
Why is it that they constantly toy with placing
my favourite girls on the potential shit/deathlist?
Also, wasn't Vyura due to re-appear next episode according to some blurb? That means the set-up is
so complete

. I mean the thing is so full-circle for her now - the character development coming around and taking a final shape on her, and the pairing with Nevile & the hair cutting in the next episode preview are essentially both direct allusions to the whole of that.
....Someone please tell me I'm insane and just overreacting :/
Anyway, until the preview all my betting money was still placed on Yun. Her carryover attitude from last episode, the upped melancholism, the confrontation with the coffin carriers and the last final conversation with the Aeru ("Promises exist only to be kept" -refer her comment to Mamiina last episode- with the distant look into the sky), and well, it's Yun. There's been an aura of loss around her throughout the show.
As for the rest of the episode;
I was sure Paraietta was going to completely break down, but evidently that doesn't seem to have happened (yet?). I'm wondering where they'll go with her now, and more over how her relationship with Nevile will continue down the road, but I'm having kind of a feeling it will meet the same sort of non-existant aftermath as the sister's twincest episode - There certainly are lot's of other things to attend to at the moment, so it'll probably be glossed over at least for the next episode or two at the very least. Given the series liking to not "follow through" with things so far, I'm not keeping my hopes up high up for the follow-up, though

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Re: Not letting Mamiina to the ceremony - I understood it as such as Halconf already took a gamble and pushed his ability a great deal when driving her for the rank of a real Sibylla, and didn't want to push himself needlessly against or conjure unneccessary unwanted attention to himself or her from the religious faction (or whoever) by having her attend the ceremony.
Mamiina herself sure seems to be very
jaded about(that's what she
was) understanding and well-aware of the nuances and dangers that her graced-but-balancing-on-a-hairpin-commoner-elevated-to-'aristocracy' -status brings her.
Well, that
is essentially what her whole character development has been about - Coming to terms with her status and being able to see the people around her,
and herself, as more than just their social rank.
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Originally Posted by Matrim
I meant Neviril's reaction after Paraieta seemed to have come out of her bout of madness and stopped her "attacK" - Neviril could have asked her "What the hell are you doing, you idiot?!" or try to tell you this is not the way. Doing nothing seemed a bit weird to me.
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Personally I wouldn't really expect such a reaction from her - Getting
openly angry, afraid, or agitated over something is just not her style. At most I'd expect some sort of shocked but melancholy formalization of "why" in that situation. I mean, just go and re-watch Episode 14(? The one where Aeru drops the Amuria bomb) and her scene with Aeru alone in the room for something relatively similar.
It's often not much about what she says, but more what she doesn't and most about the
expressions she makes. They speak loads.