When we last left off, I wanted to see more of Konoha’s — that is, the real Konoha and not the fictional, idealized version of herself — reaction to her own writing. Does the adult Konoha still like what the teen Konoha had written? And if not, what would she have done differently? Obviously, she’s going to have to change significant portions of her own story in order to prevent her own death as Iana. But what else would she have changed?
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Lots of shows to go through, but I doubt all of them will stick around for the entire season.
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A new guest has arrived, and Claude acknowledges that he’s a “hyena following the scent of blood.” Basically, he knows that this guy is up to no good. So how did it all go so wrong in the other timeline? I guess not forming a connection with Athanasia meant Claude could easily be manipulated. Did he become a shell of a man who proceeded to go through the motions? Well, we’ll probably never find out. That was then, and this is now.
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But before we traumatize ourselves with the realities of war, let’s get the goofy stuff out of the way. I say that in jest, of course. The goofy stuff, i.e. the kids messing around at school, is just as important — if not more important — than the all-too-serious flashback we’re about to get.
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