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Originally Posted by Endless Twilight
Kirei told Kariya in the previous episode, when asked if Iri really was the vessel of the Grail: "Her contents are, to be precise." So yeah, he doesn't need her alive, as long as her contents are still there.
And Kirei also killed her because, as he told Gilgamesh afterwards, there was no reason to keep her alive any longer. He had gotten the information he wanted out of her, and even if he didn't killed her, her husband himself would have done the deed when the time came. If you look at it like that, Kirei killing her can even be viewed as a form of mercy. As in, being killed by your bitter enemy would be preferable to being sacrificed by your own husband.
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Oh I didn't mean exactly "why did he kill her?" but more, "why would he kill her if she needed to be the Grail vessel?" But you answered that too with your first part.
Still, I think even being killed by her husband would've been better than being strangled in a dark sewer dungeon by an evil bastard, alone.
Poor Iri
