OK, okay, they've added new facts to the story, maybe I haven't gotten to them in the manga yet, but... I like some scenes, and some are for reflection. It's starting to seem more and more like this anime is going to be good.
Strange impressions about the series, the family was certainly filthy, but somehow I'm not sure they deserved such an end. And with the murder of his brother, it is also unclear, that is, at the autopsy they will find that he was alive during the fire and was still breathing, but they will not find damage from the stick?
@Nikita: what exactly am I deceived about? They wrote a lot, but there are no specifics. I do not understand in what color it is still possible to see the oppression of people to the level of cattle. It would be a fairy tale if we were shown how the state system is being broken without any blood and dirt. Here, in fact, evil is fighting for a just cause, without going beyond the limits beyond which it would be difficult for him to empathize.
What a curious character looms. There seems to be nothing wrong with his ideas. An ideal world, restored justice, and the equal right of all people to happiness. It's hard to say anything against it. But there is also a problem with the means he has chosen to implement these ideas. Instinctively, we understand that these people deserve to be punished, but he does not just punish, he takes on the role of deciding who should live and who should die. "The end justifies the means," really? And what happens if he makes a mistake? So we (at least for now) have a pretty interesting character, whose motives you understand, but whose methods are genuinely frightening.
It seems to me that the minute Albert decided everything about his family, he needed to see a therapist, not these guys. it is clear that the stuffy atmosphere of the family goes against his views, and this cannot be fixed, such is the England of those years, but such drastic measures... I should have escaped on the first ship and become a pirate.)
Actually, and even now, even such sharp conflicts on the basis of any type of intolerance are far from uncommon, however, such cases can be resolved without killing. Moreover, the father, for example, is quite malleable, and did not express sharp hostility towards the working class, as well as towards foster children. I paid for the treatment, and I could have a few words with the seller. Kamon.. to kill the whole family, while initially stabbing the younger brother with a stick and, leaving him to bleed, burn everyone along with the house... And servants..... Hide yo, Albert
It's starting to seem more and more like this anime is going to be good.
And with the murder of his brother, it is also unclear, that is, at the autopsy they will find that he was alive during the fire and was still breathing, but they will not find damage from the stick?
There seems to be nothing wrong with his ideas. An ideal world, restored justice, and the equal right of all people to happiness. It's hard to say anything against it. But there is also a problem with the means he has chosen to implement these ideas. Instinctively, we understand that these people deserve to be punished, but he does not just punish, he takes on the role of deciding who should live and who should die. "The end justifies the means," really? And what happens if he makes a mistake? So we (at least for now) have a pretty interesting character, whose motives you understand, but whose methods are genuinely frightening.
Kamon.. to kill the whole family, while initially stabbing the younger brother with a stick and, leaving him to bleed, burn everyone along with the house... And servants..... Hide yo, Albert