The Royal Tutor
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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- Whoa, this episode was pretty serious and in fact, I can't believe even guns were involved at one point. That save though...holy shit. Heine would of been shot if it wasn't for that timely body block. This episode really took a darker turn. |
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| The princes did a good job tracking down the journalist. Got to learn more about Heine from the king. They go way back. The king got in front of the shot that could have hit Heine. It's sad he was jailed. They promised each other to keep it a secret afterwards. It's also sad that Heine resigned. He's a great tutor. |
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| That was great and gave me goosebumps when i learned about all the orphans surviving in an underground shelter. Heine being the one who lead all of them, giving them food and learning how to work together with them. Viktor x Heine, the friendship is great. Very strong end plot-wise and judging by the preview, every prince will shine once more. |
| Wow, didn't expect Heine and Victor to have this kind of past. Victor even sacrificed himself, which puts their friendship on a whole different level. These stupid soldiers,though. Making up such a fucking lie, to cover up their mistake. Btw which fucking idiot would fire when the prince is close to the target, they should get executed, imprisoned or at least loose their jobs ffs. Ok I'm gonna stop with the rant xD Overall, I liked the more serious tone of this episode. Heine is gone and I can't wait to see how this show will wrap up next week. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| I was not expecting that kind of a story xD Good guy Viktor. Their friendship is amazing. Damn. This episode was really good and I can't wait for the final one! |
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| The anime went from silly and cute to serious and angsty real quick. This was the best episode, I'm shook. But wait wait I'm not ready for the last episode yet. o.O |
| This episode took a serious turn. I have full respect for Haine. Taking care of all the orphanage in that underground shelter. But who took care of them after Haine was imprisoned? The friendship between Viktor and Haine is truly amazing. Haine was only thinking of Viktor's health all this time and didn't care about his own innocence. Loved it. |
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| this episode was so intense and i loved we finally got to see their past and how they met and became friends. can't believe we only have one more episode left, i didn't think i was gonna truly enjoy this anime and now im sad its almost over D:, i need more Heine and Kai in my life! |
sakamoto-kun said: Wow, didn't expect Heine and Victor to have this kind of past. Victor even sacrificed himself, which puts their friendship on a whole different level. These stupid soldiers,though. Making up such a fucking lie, to cover up their mistake. Btw which fucking idiot would fire when the prince is close to the target, they should get executed, imprisoned or at least loose their jobs ffs. Ok I'm gonna stop with the rant xD Overall, I liked the more serious tone of this episode. Heine is gone and I can't wait to see how this show will wrap up next week. I liked the episode a lot as well. I'm not sure in the soldiers minds it was a lie. They came up with a rationalize that fit with their initial idea that the prince had been kidnapped. They did see that Heine had had possession of the prince's watch. "After kidnapping the prince, he stole his watch. When we found them, he used the prince as a shield." In my view it was a rationalization. Not a very good one, because it did not fit with everything they had observed, but one that sort of fit with their understanding of the situation. Also note that the King said that Heine never tried to claim innocence, but instead constantly prayed. There was no counter-story for the police to investigate. |
| -- Rich |
| amazing episode, i cried at heine and viktor's past aaaaah and the soundtrack is also beautiful. and last episode next week nooooo! :-( |
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| Wow the long awaited episode exploring Heine's past...and it did not disappoint! Heine and Viktor had quite the past together and I would never have expected that Heine started as an orphan. So Heine has resigned from his post as the Royal Tutor :( but the princes will have something to say about that next episode and I expect a truly heartwarming end to the anime! |
| I shall rule over the realms of anime and manga! Mwahhahahahaha!!! |
r0kus said: sakamoto-kun said: Wow, didn't expect Heine and Victor to have this kind of past. Victor even sacrificed himself, which puts their friendship on a whole different level. These stupid soldiers,though. Making up such a fucking lie, to cover up their mistake. Btw which fucking idiot would fire when the prince is close to the target, they should get executed, imprisoned or at least loose their jobs ffs. Ok I'm gonna stop with the rant xD Overall, I liked the more serious tone of this episode. Heine is gone and I can't wait to see how this show will wrap up next week. I liked the episode a lot as well. I'm not sure in the soldiers minds it was a lie. They came up with a rationalize that fit with their initial idea that the prince had been kidnapped. They did see that Heine had had possession of the prince's watch. "After kidnapping the prince, he stole his watch. When we found them, he used the prince as a shield." In my view it was a rationalization. Not a very good one, because it did not fit with everything they had observed, but one that sort of fit with their understanding of the situation. Also note that the King said that Heine never tried to claim innocence, but instead constantly prayed. There was no counter-story for the police to investigate. Jumping to conclusions is pretty much the same as telling a lie. After Victor was shot the soldier definitely sounded like he just wanted to cover up his mistake. I agree with you that everything that happened afterwards easily fitted their idea, but my problem was the moment of the shot itself. The way Victor was jumping in front of the bullet with his arms open didn't look remotely close like it that Heine used him as a shield. Heine was even running in front with his back towards the soldiers and Victor. Theoretically it would've been pretty easy for Victor to escape. Taking this into account it's questionable why they shot in the first place, since the prince wasn't even in danger. The ones who made this situation dangerous were the soldiers. Sure everything was shown from our pov and therefore it's easier for us to grasp everything than for the ones who were there, but it's hard to believe that the soldier who shot didn't exaggerate the situation just to be free of guilt. like I said I'm not disagreeing with your opinion I'm just stating my thoughts on this. I hope you understand my point. |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Such a good episode! I am so sad that there's only one more left. I don't want it to end and hope there's a season 2. |
| I prefer Heine's old look. They have an interesting past, the King and Heine. |
"At some point, I stopped hoping." |
| The backstory of the king and Heine was really predictable. But it was still a good watch. However, I don't if I have missed sth but why does Heine want to keep it a secret, so much that he would leave if it's out? I just don't get that. |
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| Where did Heine learn everything from if he didn't know how to read and write though?? Other than that, very decent ep. |
| "If you can eliminate all the other choices, the remaining choice, no matter how improbable, it is the answer."- Sherlock Holmes |
shiroi-ookami said: The backstory of the king and Heine was really predictable. But it was still a good watch. However, I don't if I have missed sth but why does Heine want to keep it a secret, so much that he would leave if it's out? I just don't get that. I agree that openness would have been the best policy. Perhaps as the prince's were first getting to know him, it made sense. Growing to trust someone who may have attempted to kill your father would be difficult, particularly with the King being away until weeks after Heine began teaching. Once the King got back, though, they could have met with the princes together and explained everything. Another possibility is that Heine is concerned for his past students. Maybe he didn't want people to look down and possibly distrust them because they had been taught by an "assassin". This might explain why he wanted to keep it secret, but once the word about his past was out, I don't think disappearing will change anything for them. |
| -- Rich |
sakamoto-kun said: ... Sure everything was shown from our pov and therefore it's easier for us to grasp everything than for the ones who were there, but it's hard to believe that the soldier who shot didn't exaggerate the situation just to be free of guilt. like I said I'm not disagreeing with your opinion I'm just stating my thoughts on this. I hope you understand my point. I do, and it is valid interpretation. I was offering another possibility, not the Only Truth. I try to keep in mind Hanlon's Razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. It is possible the soldiers did act with malice and lies. Statistically though, stupidity, followed by rationalization, are more common. Shooting at Heine, who was so close to the prince, was pretty stupid. |
| -- Rich |
r0kus said: sakamoto-kun said: ... Sure everything was shown from our pov and therefore it's easier for us to grasp everything than for the ones who were there, but it's hard to believe that the soldier who shot didn't exaggerate the situation just to be free of guilt. like I said I'm not disagreeing with your opinion I'm just stating my thoughts on this. I hope you understand my point. I do, and it is valid interpretation. I was offering another possibility, not the Only Truth. I try to keep in mind Hanlon's Razor: Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity. It is possible the soldiers did act with malice and lies. Statistically though, stupidity, followed by rationalization, are more common. Shooting at Heine, who was so close to the prince, was pretty stupid. Malice sounds harsh, though. Maybe more like afraid of getting punished and therefore don't bother to explain it which is technically a lie somehow, the result may be the same, it just doesn't make the person look that bad or evil. In any case your view is pretty interesting and I'm glad that we could at least agree that the behaviour of the soldier was kinda stupid xD |
One Piece episode 914 & 915 & 1027 were a mistake and 957 brought the salvation - FMmatron |
| Wowie, what an episode. Glad to finally learn Heine's past, though I didn't think it would be that dark. Victor and Heine had a great friendship and I want to see more of it! I can't believe there's only one more episode. |
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r0kus said: I agree that openness would have been the best policy. Perhaps as the prince's were first getting to know him, it made sense. Growing to trust someone who may have attempted to kill your father would be difficult, particularly with the King being away until weeks after Heine began teaching. Once the King got back, though, they could have met with the princes together and explained everything. Another possibility is that Heine is concerned for his past students. Maybe he didn't want people to look down and possibly distrust them because they had been taught by an "assassin". This might explain why he wanted to keep it secret, but once the word about his past was out, I don't think disappearing will change anything for them. I understand that either the king nor Heine would tell them when Heine was just getting to know the princes (and we know that they weren't exactly excited about his arrival), but the king just explained now how it's all a misunderstanding, even the former king pardoned him when knowing the truth. And as you said disappearing wouldn't change anything,not at this point, since the princes are obviously fond of him, and trust him. And they had no reason not to believe the king. We also don't know if Heine had other students before. What I also don't get is, why then, when he was cleared of the crime it wasn't announced officially or sth. It doesn't really make sense to me. I hope there will be an explaination in the final episode, and that this whole thing wasn't just for the sake of forced drama. |
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Rinkakuchi said: Maybe because it would then bring up the issue of how Heine and Viktor got to know each other in the first place, which was of course because the Viktor used to sneak out of the palace etc. etc. And this would only serve to complicate things even more since people would eventually create more rumors and twisting the truth even further. Also, the issue probably died down a bit by the time Viktor recovered so maybe they thought that there was no need to stir up the issue again. So they just let it be since the important thing was Heine was set free and his name was cleared, at least with the former king and stuff. Well, that's what I think, there may be an explanation in the next episode at any rate. Or there may not be lol. But that's my take on why they decided not to announce it officially and stuff. Hm, yeah. That's a good explaination, I can live with that.;D I didn't think of Viktor's position, but it makes sense. It's just that I'd like to have some justice for Heine, even if his name was cleared for the former king. He still has to hide his past, unnecessarily so. And we saw how it turned out for him... Oh, well. I'm sure there will be a happy ending, the princes would prob do sth to get Heine back in the next epi and all will be good. xD |
shiroi-ookamiJun 15, 2017 8:06 AM
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| That was a very beautiful back story between young Heine and young Victor! 4/5. |
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| I would like to point out that the manga is still ungoing and this past is not canon as said by the original creator. Anyways, great episode ^-^ |
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| okay heine 's past revealed...have more respect for the guy |
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| Heise tells the princes to search for the truth and they do, the king tells them about his past where he met the heisei taking care of the parentless kids in the sewers underground :O The guards go search for him and viktor takes a bullet for heise but everything is allright in the end :'( |
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| Heine is so kind TTATT If it were someone else, they'd get pissed off at the prince for hiding his status and ending up in jail because of it. But Heine prayed for the prince's safety TT_____TT I'm touched <3 |
| Aww Heine, you don't need to leave :( |
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| WHAT A STORY @_@ TEARED A BIT |
 張大です for 張大勇督察 |
| Damn i'm thirsty for Kai's glare now fuckkkkkkkkkk You're telling me Heinz couldn't read before????? Damn I'm telling ya that guard must have been fired from shooting the prince  This is a new sensitive side of Heinz I've never seen before omfg-- |
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