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i love kyrie she's so emotionally pathetic. asumu breathes in her direction and she's like "i just know that SKANK is LYING ABOUT EVERYTHING...rudolf can't see that's she's just PRETENDING to be a sweet homely wife who actually cares about his feelings i KNOW that she's secretly a huge bitch and aisbsksnkwwn ;;suehs"

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kyrie ushiromiya is a commentary on what having a pixie cut does to you

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something i see really often is people saying that kinzo really regretted his actions or that he felt awful about what he did, which doesn't seem to be...true?

it's less that he actually regrets isolating and assaulting his daughter, and more that he regrets the fact that she died because of it. even if he did feel remorseful about that, it wouldn't really matter because HE STILL DID IT and it's not the kind of thing where you can just say "sorry about that! i promise not to do it again," and everything's forgiven. he ruined the lives of both beatrices, and no amount of guilt would change that.

he's not even remorseful about any of the OTHER shit he did either; he definitely doesn't feel bad about cheating on his wife, or beating and emotionally abusing his other children. if you consider the scene where bernkastel shows kinzo being the one to propose that the japanese massacre the italians to be the truth, then i don't imagine he felt that bad about instigating mass murder either.

the only thing he seems even somewhat genuinely remorseful about is the fact that yasuda had to live such a fucked up life because of him, and even then, he didn't have to decency to make a proper apology and still called her "beatrice" throughout almost all of their meeting.

i think it's a classic case of "sorry that you got caught/faced consequences, not sorry that it happened"

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