No Right to Speak|keyframe card

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Sagiri's actions are no different than those of the Japanese government during the expulsion at Mt. Tengan. He and his men have no right to claim to speak for the people.

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Meiya apologizes to Takeru for her own uselessness.

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

More and more U.S. TSFs are arriving at Yokohama Base.

When she sees Takeru’s expression, Meiya thinks he believes the Military’s operation was done ethically, and gets annoyed.

More voices are raised in favor of a coup, but Komaki says they need to wait until the Imperial Army begins the evictions under the name of “rescuing” people.

Sumika checks to see if Takeru has a fever because what he’s saying sounds incredible.

Sagiri and Komaki march faster, hoping to end this disasterious situation that threatens Japan, the home of the Japanese people.

Kasumi collapses during Takeru's report to Yuuko, and he runs over to her.

The old world, without the BETA war.

Kasumi'd never really wanted to do anything on her own before.

When Takeru says he's the only member of 207-B to be given leave, Old lady Kyouzuka tells him to go to the roof.

For a moment, Sumika and Kasumi overlap in Takeru's mind, and he wonders if she knows Sumika.