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I like some of the things this scene reveals about Battler. Bern is using him as a piece, so she is limited to things he could do even if they are things he wouldn't do. That means that it was within Battler's power to solve the riddle from game one if he ever put his mind to the task. Instead he was busy perving on his cousins and getting distracted by ritual murders.
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Battler's failure here is because he's getting too emotional again. He's focused on countering individual Truths one at a time. So the Knox gang is backing him into a corner with each Truth until he finds himself out of perceived options. He has a Red Truth at his disposal the confirms that the box he's found himself in isn't as solid as it looks. What he needs is some quiet time to parse everything, and come up with a complete counter Blue that circumnavigates of of Erika's nasty little Red barriers. Fortunately it seems he will have plenty of time while stuck on the end of that sword.
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I know it's a simple bit of magic, but it shows how Yasu sets up their tricks. Stealing the key of Berune's key ring isn't practical. So it its most likely that Yasu took a key of their own ring, then swapped key rings with Berune. Poor Berune is so distracted with the impossibility of the vanishing key they she never considered the more practical option of a swapped set. To me this shows Yasu developing the misdirection skills that will serve them well as Beatrice.
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ProfessorProf posted:
And then he showed up next year, white horse and all. They road into the sun set to live happily ever after. The end.
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"Yeah. I'll definitely come. I'll meet you here."
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No. Next question.
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There you have it folks.
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