I'm still confused about what you aren't understanding. We don't know the details of what happened to Ange's family. That is the only part of the narrative that wasn't explained. How does that make the narrative incoherent?
Would it make it more coherent, for example, if we knew that the Episode 1 events were the "true" events?
I'm not trying to be belligerent here, I just don't understand what you're saying.
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Originally Posted by Chron
The 900 tons of explosives is blatantly absurd.
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No it's not, I provided a link earlier showing that the U.S. stored a similar amount of explosives on a different island.
And anyway, are you saying that Ryukishi would suddenly be a much better writer if he replaced "900 tons" with "30 tons"? It's just a number, dude. It doesn't make that much of a difference.