Losing Sight of What it Should Be|keyframe card

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The military and government didn’t care about the people they were supposed to be protecting, Meiya said. The coup plotters rose up to save the suffering people.

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Meiya says that regardless of what problems the government and military have, it’s the Shogun's responsibility to fix. There was no need for the rebels to shed blood.

After seeing for himself so many different ways people felt and thought during this mission, Takeru didn't know what to do.

Meiya turns and smiles at Takeru. She looks just like she always does.

People should do their duty to their country. And the country should do its duty towards its people. - These words are always in Yuuhi's heart.

Irma says she’s a Finnish war refugee who lost her home to the BETA.

Japan exists in the people’s hearts. Protecting Japan means protecting the people.

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.

Ayamine's father was one of Yuuhi's instructors, and Ayamine is shocked that Yuuhi knows the words her father always used to say.

Takeru quickly takes Meiya and retreats, with Tsukuyomi providing cover.

Something’s happened to Irma. The forces behind this plan have set up layers of traps.

Kasumi can feel Takeru's openness and honesty, and thinks that he’s a “fun person”.