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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Mikoto and Miki are attacked by rebels, but Irma saves them.

Tsukuyomi tells him that he's become an outlaw to awaken Japan. But Sagiri knew that would happen.

Tsukuyomi shows respect for Sagiri and the rebels, who were willing to become outlaws to right Japan.

Irma hears a voice telling her that she shot the shogun, and then loses her life to gunfire from an unknown source.

Yuuhi tells the people how she feels about the coup.

Takeru looks to see how Meiya is reacting to Yuuhi's words.

Chizuru speaks of her resolve at the grave of her father, the man who she was never able to work things out with.

Takeru is worried that Meiya might be upset she couldn't save Sagiri.

Tsukuyomi’s words make Sagiri realize he's done his part to save his country, but now is the time to atone for his sins.

Those who make memories, and those who fulfill their duty.

Takeru thinks of something and leaves formation.

Lt. Tsukuyomi readies herself for combat, unimpressed by Sagiri's words.