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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Those who died didn’t die for a Japan which forgot its virtue.

Yuuhi is suffering from her inability to heal her exhausted people, but through her desire to protect the people, their soul, and their nation, Takeru learns what a nation is.

Takeru volunteered in order to take responsibility for himself, like Meiya was doing.

Yuuhi says that even when the rebels are put on trial and punished for what they’ve done, she wants forgiveness for their love of their country.

One of the trainees appears before Yuuhi as she tries to go to persuade the rebels.

The sound of bubbling water quietly fills the air.

Tsukuyomi gives Walken a short summary of the plan.

The Shogun is in charge of the government. If a problem is occurring, the Shogun and army should be the ones to fix it. But that’s not what’s happening now.

Sagiri says that no one in the government or military is capable of restraining their behavior, and that’s not Yuuhi’s fault.

Takeru is aware that he’s a Japanese citizen and will take responsibility for his words.

Takeru volunteered in order to take responsibility for himself, like Meiya was doing.

Everyone adjusts their posture, and Yuuhi looks up as Walken speaks.