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Originally Posted by ChronoReverse
An invisible sword is just an advantage of weaponry. There's nothing dishonorable about that. She even admired Zero Lancer's battle tactics that fooled her.
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It's as you said, it's an advantage of weaponry. It's NOT battle tactics. She is hiding her sword so that people have trouble determining its length. She is cheating. And that goes against every stereotypical knight code that I know.
Would be using a gun or poison be honorable to a knight? I don't think so.
She's obviously practicing double standards when it comes to settling scores, either. She doesn't seem to have a problem interrupting Kiritsugu's duel
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The idea that honor must be stupid is a weird invention that I really suspect was made to slander what honor represents.
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I don't know what you are referring to. but let's say there is a term for that
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LawfulStupid
And I share Kiritsugu's opinion. What if Kayneth used a command seal to force Lancer to kill Kiritsugu
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