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Originally Posted by Ultramarinus
Motives that caused his crimes, if those motives remained, who's to say he wouldn't commit them again?
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Himself and his actions that are already happened? During ep 1 -9, maybe 10, he didn’t cause any crimes. The facts contradicts the implications.
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Originally Posted by Ultramarinus
You should be aware that he could in fact be evil who were merely playing along to a charade, by Nina and other's point of view. We're judging him based on what happened really back in Grendan, the real, uncovered truth we're shown. The truth which is not available to Nina and others.
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Well not the way I see it on the accounts of what already happened. He saved tens of thousands of lives and until ep 9 manage to keep himself in check. Even
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after Nina viewed him as evil in ep 9 he didn’t commit any crimes at all but instead good and possibly heroic deeds. Afterwards we haven’t seen him straying off. Nina already viewed him as evil as shown at the end of ep 9 with the possibility of replacing him from the platoon. But we know how ep 10 turns out. She gave up and backs off.
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You're downplaying the importance of the issue to something like football club fandom. I've pointed out the severity of the issue multiple times already.
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As am I. She couldn’t accepted people’s opinion. Its because Layfon’s ‘ideal’/’point of view’ is [(i) gay; or (ii) atheist; or (iii) socialist; or (iv) materialistic; or (v) selfish, or (vi) any other] she immediately shun him. That’s Nina for you where she couldn’t accept diversity of opinions at first. But the end of ep 10 she finally gave up.
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Originally Posted by Ultramarinus
Like I said above: You're commenting based on the real past shown to us, the audience. Nina cannot watch CSR, she cannot know what happened back in Grendan.
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Well in Nina’s point of view from the events ep 9 and 10 be it as evil as he is she finally gave up and accepted him. Good for her.
