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My two cents on the mounted samurai: I agree with the people who think it's not evil. It just doesn't give me the proper vibe for that, it feels more like it's silently judging Jack for his failure. It might be the part of him that never turned it's back on the hope of getting to the past.
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Judging from when and how it appeared (showing him the way to safety), I guess this episode is more evidence to suggest that the green samurai apparition is the bit of him that didn't give up hope, or the like.
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Mar 19, 2017 14:32
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My thoughts are that Jack will train Ashi to be his successor, so that he can go back to the past without having to worry about the state of the future.
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RE: next episode preview. Who wants to bet that those bearded guys in the tanks are being lead by the scotsman?
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Apr 11, 2017 08:48
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This felt like a real spacer episode, yeah. Seems like it's just there to set up whatever's gonna happen next time.
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Apr 16, 2017 06:11
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Oh, one thing I almost missed: When the ghost samurai is standing behind jack with their sword drawn, they're acting as his "second," the one who beheads the person committing seppuku after they disembowel themselves.
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Servaetes posted:Scaramouche is gonna die almost as unceremoniously as the Scotsman, calling that Calling it now, this is how he dies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK66mxkixFU
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