Jul 3
Rewatching EP 13 of WHA and the fact that Sasaran deliberately calls out Agott for her lies, and says that the pointed caps are liars while implying brimhats aren't, is deeply ironic once you know about Sasaran. Sasaran saying he's liberated himself of flesh during the interaction when in fact he's lying clearly tells us deliberately within the story that it's not just the pointed caps who lie, but the brimhats themselves are also liars. It sets up that both sides are not to be trusted; that neither side is beyond using violence and hurting people to get their goals; it's a complex situation where both sides have valid criticisms of the other, but are also not without criticism.
#I find it so interesting you have Sasaran after ungwin because with her you she's not directly threatening them harm but testing them#vs Sasaran is partly doing it to test Coco but also because he clearly enjoys wielding power over people#the fact that he turns Euini into a animal-human which is not dissimilar to himself also shows a streak of malice in wanting someone to#experience what he's negatively experienced... and also p stems somewhat from Sasaran hiding in the shadows himself and seeing that in Euini#which is interesting cause it's v much like... not really something that would prompt coco specifically. not that she wouldn't fight for#euini. but Sasaran doesn't really execute a plan that would be more compelling to coco like he threatened to Agott which I think comes from#his selfish side...#anyways I just find it such a good touch that so clearly shows neither side can be trusted and both lie#probably spelled the lidless eyes name wrong... so many spellings...#hugin rambles#hugin rambles wha#wha#witch hat atelier#wha spoilers#witch hat atelier spoilers#wha sasaran#wha analysis#wha meta