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We only see the inside of a few rooms, mainly the "cell" and a kind of conference room. No work rooms were shown. Doesn't mean nobody else is in the building, just that they are being cheap about animating red shirts  |
OK, but the building still looks poor and abandoned. Besides, we haven't seen ANY of computer equipment there...other than medical, but It was destroyed by Rebecca
Yet, there are should be people, walking from room to room, from department to department. They can't be closed in their rooms forever. Jesus, the workers can just walk to get a fresh air! And...no one. It's just empty. I do agree with lazy animation point, though.
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He would be pretty useless even if they took proper care of him. They'd have to dedicate human resoruces to training him, which they can ill afford right now. They've been holding on to him in the hopes of using him as a hostage to ensure Wilhelmina's cooperation, the fact that Frieder explains it only afterwards doesn't mean they did not have this idea from the start (although I still not understand why Wilhelmina should care about Satou, whom she had almost no contact with - the only one who'd care would be Margery, who is indisposed right now - hoping for Wilhelmina to show up is quite a long shot here). So overall it looked more like a "he knows too much to be left wandering around outside, but we have no time to deal with him now, let's just stick him in a room and wait and maybe he'll come in handy to draw some of those renegade Flame Haze friends of his here" kind of situation.
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Honestly, I don't think so. He can be good at observing and gathering information. If they don't have resourses, they could just tell him that. And that is the main point - Wilhelmina won't come. Thus, their hopes were useless. Thus, all of this was meaningless and for no reason. Moreover, with such actions, they almost made him their enemy. Not smart, definitely.
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Flame Haze are loners to begin with though, so her behavior isn't that strange. It may not be rational, but do you need a reason to help your friends?
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I don't have any doubt in her determinations to save her friends. But in times like this is too reckless and already caused much damage. What if enemies would come to Tokyo HQ NOW? Another loss? She is just unreliable, when It comes to planning strategy. Also, Sophie...*sighs* If you approve Rebecca's actions, AT LEAST, send some back up to Frieder...he won't make it alone.
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Well, jokes aside, the Yuuji-Shana relationship is set in stone now (and has been since the start of this season at the very least, if not even longer), there's no way in hell Hecate is going to jump in the middle there (much as I'd like her to). They just need to resolve the whole "omg is he or is he not possessed by an evil god and WTF is he planning now by working with my sworn enemies" angle.
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Yeah, that would become as absurd, as It can ever be.
Well, Shana made some calculations in this episode on this point...
. But really a fun person and like how she was willing to just walk out of there to go and help Carmel. Took some reminding about what her feelings were about this situation, but for Flame Hazes I think it can be easy to lose touch with those regular human feelings. Should be good to have her along on this rescue mission.
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