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— Pedro Salinas, a poem titled, A Reason for Love, section 27, in the book Memory In My Hands: The Love Poetry of Pedro Salinas, translated by Ruth Katz Crispin
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— Pedro Salinas, a poem titled, A Reason for Love, section 27, in the book Memory In My Hands: The Love Poetry of Pedro Salinas, translated by Ruth Katz Crispin
I guess that’s one reason for them always being paired together. They are similar people, yet still opposites in some ways.
One fights close, the other fights from afar.
One has a technique that guarantees he’ll strike the heart, the other has trained the skill and talent to never miss his target.
One had their death as the end of their tale, the other’s death was just the beginning.
This is really making me look at Archer and Lancer in a new light.
Oh no.
They trapped her. It’s really cute how Shirou and Sakura share one look and both understand exactly what to do to get Rider to go shopping with Sakura. Like, the way Shirou just understands what she’s getting at right away is really cute.
Shirou wants so badly to see her in a school uniform.
Yeah, he looks terribly depressed because he wanted to see you in a school uniform, Saber.
Oh no, Caster.
Did Lancer get fired from his job?
Oh no, Issei’s going to tell Saber all the embarrassing Shirou stories.
Oh, he doesn’t know how to behave as a husband.
This is kind of sweet, him not knowing exactly how to act, just knowing that he likes Caster.