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Originally Posted by wisteria233
@magnuskn the only reason why its even of interest to some of us is because it was Alto who was shown to be pondering over Yasaburo's words. That's how we were introduced to the conversation, through Alto's own thoughts, hours after the event took place. If Yasaburo was just shown to saying those words at the actual event instead of during a flashback, then one could easily write it off as nothing. But that wasn't the case here, the event was introduced as a flashback, and from a character that has a tendency to internalize his thoughts no less. For instance one could only realize that Alto was starting to change from episode 2 from his flashbacks, this case is actually not that different, except for the fact that what is said is controversial, in terms of the way that one looks at Alto's character.
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Well, to that I say: Look at Altos further behaviour in subsequent episodes. Does he act any differently than he did before and if you think so, do these changes come about from the conversation with Yasaburo? I'd so "no" to that.