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Originally Posted by Fabien
I noticed that (I even wonder why you watch the series).
I was just trying to explain how the three seasons of MGLN work.
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Don't feel like explaining the reasons but looks like they're different from yours at least.
If it were really as simple as your explanation I'd feel bad for the series.
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I kinda was in the "Jail's not a complete monster" side.
Besides, one can try to avoid needlessly killing, and still do what needs to be done to achieve his goals.
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Oh well, it was kinda my point back then as well. I don't like how he's being continuously portrayed as a madman recently though, I'd prefer him as a calm and calculating type.
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Yeah, it's life -- each one of us will die eventually. But you seem to have missed the "It'd be nice if..." part.
[I'm not sure I'm too clear here. If not, just read on...]
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I didn't miss anything, just don't want to become personal here, though if you insist ...
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You wanted some characters to die. Now, please name some characters you want to see dead, and tell me you care about them.
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Maybe we use different definitions of caring, but whatever, here you go (I'll use a minor character as example for now): Zafira - he's unlikely to shine anywhere until the end of the season, so his existence now is simply pitiful; he could've had a dramatic last stand scene (a la Archer in F/SN) and die proudly, his death also having a major impact on the rest of the Knights; his character would've become something more than a target for jokes from the audience; that's the way I care about him.
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Well, compare Lindy who looks like a airhead but gets the job done, and Regius who's overly serious but completely incompetent.
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That's a point to needle the scenarists/producers, not me. Also seen in many anime, so MSLN isn't being original here.
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Do you really think there's a big difference between the first two seasons and the third?
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I don't think, I
feel the difference. And it can't be changed by any visual similarities.