SemiFinal vs Belarus posted...
ugh. the fact that you figured out a plausible reason for maria's rose disappearing but didn't pick up on the hints ep6 was dropping as if they were an uncomfortably high temperature irks me.
This one irks me. This one gets me all riled up into bringing up the end of episode 6 again.
Yes, I figured out a plausible reason for Maria's rose disappearing. And yes, I didn't pick up on any of the hints Episode 6 was dropping towards Kanon and Shannon because at the time I was busy trying to figure out how Battler could leave his room. I had no idea Kanon would break out and open the door to let him out so I didn't pay much attention to the continued romance games. Battler's imprisonment inside the guest room was a part of the game since before the intro sequence came about. It continued to be touched upon throughout while the first day still went on. All the red truths throughout the day, aside from Erika's fight with Maria, were with regards to figuring out the chain puzzle. Even the fight that had no point illustrated a point.
- One of the foundations of magic is decorating the process.
S: "However, it might really have been magic when Maria saw it...! Just because it can be done by a sleight of hand doesn't disprove magic."
Just because it can be done by freeing Battler and switching places with him doesn't disprove magic.
Mega Mana posted... 7/6/2011, 5:45:03PM, 12 days before the end of Episode Six
And my arguments towards the duct tape aren't truly about whether or not they happened, just that the truth isn't always what we're presented, everything not in red or observed by Battler in the first four games has potential to be deceitful or a fabrication of events, and that there should logically be a point where Erika's tales become a loose thread that we tap into and breakdown.
But then, things don't always work out how they logically and awesomely should.