If Coquelic woke up from her coma sooner than later, how would the rest of the current Garden sinners react upon seeing her?
And regarding Sumire and Garofano, how do you think they would respond after hearing Coquelic tried to assassinate the Chief in her interrogation?
Imma be frank when I say that I don't have Coquelic nor have I fully finished the RainUnfurl events to be able to answer this question properly.
Because 1) grandma never came home in my 50/50's, so I've never read her interrogation, and 2) I have been busy for a while (college actively choking me but not in a fun way) and never had the time to finish RainUnfurlβonly managed to get halfway into Rain Burst before stopping. π
Though I can try to answer for Sumire and Garofano, since I do have them and read their interrogations already. This is a first for me, now knowing that Coquelic tried to kill Chief. Unsurprised it's on sight (how many times has a Sinner tried to kill Chief in an interrogation), but grandma being grandma, I guess.
Anyway, I think, of course, both Sumire and Garofano will be displeased at this.
Sumire will try to get answers from Coquelic on why she did that, even be angry that her own master would do such a thing, then angry for herself for not being there to stop her master. She won't challenge Coquelic into a fight despite everything in her telling to do so, to avenge Chief on their behalf. Sumire knows she won't win even if she tried her hardest.
Garofano will be as equally upset, but she'll be quiet about it. Of course, she's angry at her master for trying to kill someone she deeply adores and considers as a part of her own 'family', but the other side of her, the part that comes with maturity and deep loyalty to Coquelic, can't help but think that maybe Coquelic has her reason as to why. Surely, there are reasons why her master did this, but the fact she didn't talk about it with Garofano deeply stings for the older woman.
