If I’d Read the Letter...|keyframe card

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Ayamine says that if she’d read the letter, people might not have died.

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Reading is the process of seeing thoughts as pictures and feelings as colors. Translating that into words is the task of an ESP manifestors.

Ayamine appears extremely shaken and runs off. Meiya entrusts it to Takeru to run after her.

People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people.

America is looking for a chance to take independent action, but Yokohama Base can’t do anything without proper paperwork. The discussion goes nowhere.

Sagiri says that Japan as it is now disregards the Shogun and the people and will not survive.

Takeru still thinks that if humanity loses, none of this will matter.

Chizuru admits that her father’s death is actually a shock to her.

Takeru asks about the Shogun’s safety. Tsukuyomi tells him the plotters have turned their backs on the Imperial Capital Castle and aren’t pointing their guns at it.

Sagiri Naoya, an Imperial Army Officer, is the man in the coup plotter’s broadcast.

Takeru is surprised: this didn't happen in the old world.

People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people.

A nation exists within people's hearts, and people exist alongside a nation, Meiya says.