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Here’s the difference between a good person and a bad person The latest girl of the gorilla god: A good guy may not ask before he kisses you, but he apologizes for it afterwards and is sure that he wants you to be happy with the speed of your relationship. A bad guy ignores the agreement, uses his tongue to sedate your throat and then kidnap you. Easy, right?
I believe the purpose of this episode is to show the juxtaposition between Louis and Sophia’s blissful happiness, as they forged in romantic relationships and wars, and they will have to worry about being teenage knights. The title also means that the contrast between light and darkness is used (although the “maze” feels a bit exaggerated), and as a storytelling device, it’s on the nose, but it’s still good. There yes There are two stories here, and there will always be; the Knights are desperately hoping that the Gorilla God will bless their team for a reason. Something brewed in the backstage may have been a while, and that may be why the gorilla God blessed someone in the first place: He knew they needed his help.
Blessings plays an interesting role this week as we hear about some of the alleged smaller characters. So far we have seen various levels of blessings of usefulness – Sophia is impressive, Isaac and Eddy are useful, Araignée’s is fun, and has many potential applications – but what about those who are considered “bad”? When Sophia and Louis eavesdrop on two women in the town lamenting the way they work at the hands of the nobles, they specifically say they have no choice because they are blessed by earthworms or stworms. These are interesting choices because while earth usually has a good effect on soil and tillage (I understand; correct me if I am wrong), bed bugs are pests that feed on crops. I think the blessing of worm is it works And probably ideal in the field of agriculture, so I was forced to conclude that they are “hair”, which is a less desirable blessing. Given that Sophia is concerned about being eliminated as a gorilla, it will at least make sense because (among other reasons) being seen as a male blessing. But, for this eavesdropping dialogue, more importantly, it confirms that there is a blessing hierarchy based at least on attraction. That is a noble, and then a traditional family with “good” blessings? Or is it just to stabilize the caste system for ordinary people?
Maybe I’m going to overthink the whole thing, but it’s certainly an interesting possibility. The timing of the conversation also increases the likelihood that terrorist groups are fighting against it, although it looks bad, as if they were led by people blessed by the Lion God. That might just throw us away, though, or he might be a rare noble in the group, given that they shot the Duke on their heads and tried to blow up the upper class schools, but it does indeed have something to the upper class. With only two episodes left, I’m not sure we’ll get stuck at the bottom, but, hey, at least we have to see Sophia and Louis are adorable this week. I think this makes up for a lot.
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