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| THIS IS AN ANIME ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS THE MANGA BEYOND THIS EPISODE. ---------------------------------------- This fucking justice system is a joke. How does anyone profit from Acquins being in jail where he can't work to repay his debt and isntead costs the government money. And 5 years too, holy shit. It was sad to watch the kids being split up, but I guess it makes sense. And Remi parting ways with them was kinda predictable at that point. His whole reaction/attitude was very inspiring though, also for the other family members. I really like the idea with the 'ring bond' he mentioned, I hope it works out as he planned it. The kids giving him all those useful items was also a great scene. I wonder if he can make a living with just himself and Capi though. |
AlcoholicideMar 10, 2015 8:37 PM
| I probably regret this post by now. |
| Hopefully Rémi didn't take a naive decision by just accepting it like that. Can't say I disliked his attitude though, more like the opposite. Still hard to believe nobody would like to pick a boy like him, 19th century France or otherwise. Even the neighboor who already knew him. |
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| The father was just too good, great people always end up suffering in one way or another. |
 "Your sight, my delight. Will you marry me?" |
| How depressing to see this good family being torn apart. The poor siblings won't be able to live together again for at least five years, maybe things won't ever be the same for them and they didn't deserve this. Poor Remi is also by himself again, his promise was beautiful and his pride commendable, but I wonder how well he will fare now. |
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| This is the third father Remi has lost, wtf. |
| Remi is just way too naive and optimistic despite all of the suffering that has been thrown at him. This just make him hardly believable as a character and he hasn't developed at all. The punishment are seemingly ridiculous and we hardly get to know the family. At this point I kind of anticipating what is next pain that will come his way. |
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