| Rina mentions that Hiroto will not have a reason to be protected by the headmistress when they find out about the fake Sarasa lie. Why would the protection matter when even if the lie does get out, it's not like the grandfather would get mad at him because she's not the real Sarasa in the first place. Hiroto himself even says that in the first episode. The headmistress also wouldn't be able to frame Hiroto that he illegally beat the so-called "Empress" to get him off the island because she's not the real Sarasa anyway. So he literally would be able to stay on the island even without the protection, he'd just lose the privileges he has of being the fake Seven Stars. From how I see it, in reality, isn't the only one who gets hurt from the lie getting exposed the real Sarasa's reputation? This has been bugging me, so can anyone enlighten me? |
Kockorzo said: Ah, well the TLDR of my question is "Why does Hiroto care so much about keeping the protection when he can still stay on the island even without it? (Mainly because he already knows the Saionji grandfather won't get mad for a fake Sarasa)"“But in reality everything you see is but a mountain of lies” “People don’t believe how much of what they hear is a lie” “The thorn of a god— the red star’s power is to turn any lie into reality” Aren’t these all quotes from this show (probably), isn’t the show’s name literally just Liar Liar? For what the post is concerned with, it is for the most part unintelligible given the many spirals you zoom through. To what I can interpret; i’ll add this: From what we know of Mr. Grandpa— he will become somewhat hysterical for the eternal blemish to his daughter’s reputation (defeated by a 1 star). MC must stay a fake 7 star to find whoever he’s looking for and protect fake Sarasa’s lie (Kidnapped the real Sarasa) As for the headmistress— we all know she knows whatever we think she does not know, the entire thing is so obviously contrived by someone (her). Ask me in a more organised and precise manner if there be anything you’re still befuddled by. |
Isekai-Enjoyer said: The fact that someone else thought the same way reassures me, honestly. The author really didn’t think that deeply about it, buddy. That’s the one truth about this show. |
| The whole reason they are doing this fake Sarasa thing is because the grandfather wants to save face until they find her, or whatever. The "red star" reveals previous lies to the current holder (or something like that) so MC has knowledge that theres a fake Sarasa in the first place. They want to prevent the whole thing making headlines aka save face, so thats why they are basically threatening him to cooperate, no? Edit: Oh, I get what your saying. Ignore the above I guess. I think that was just a nonsensical line from the MC/author. Because if the principal was not lying about the grandfather, then they would absolutely target the protag for the reasons of not wanting the real Sarasa secret to get out and for a one star nobody humiliating the Saionji group in their own school. Maybe theres some omission from the anime, but Id say the principal still has leverage over protag-kun for "her plans™" (whatever they are) and he wouldnt want to risk backing out assuming his logic to be correct, or that the principal was lying to him about the grandfather. Either way, agreed that its convoluted. |
RobertsahDHDAJul 20, 2023 8:33 PM
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