[Gundamx]

Originally Posted by sikvod00

Spoiler for reply:

Again, I disagree that you have to completely abandon being kind/compassionate in order to be an effective leader. I don't think his indecisiveness necessarily had to do with him being kind, but with not being experienced at leading and thinking through things. This all boils down to how you interpret Hare's death. I believe it was to give Shu resolve to not just be a good leader, but a kind one. That was her wish, and my hope is that he will eventually fulfill that. Right now he's taking it to the extreme. Other are interpreting her death as a wake up call to Shu that needs to more like Gai (perhaps more) and willing to occasionally look like a bad guy in order to get things done. In other words, Hare was totally off the ball in her view of what Shu should and could become. The thing is that Gai is Gai and Shu is Shu. Weren't the earlier episodes focusing on how Shu needs to stop trying to be like someone else?

Shu's biggest challenge is going to be how he can be an effective leader like Gai, but in his own unique way.

Spoiler for for eps 15:

Shu lost someone dear to his heart because of his kindness.
You want him to act as if nothing happen?
He is human not machine.
(We are lucky if he didn't become insane.)