r/anime • u/Holo_of_Yoitsu • Aug 19 '16

[Spoilers] Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin - Episode 7 discussion

Nejimaki Seirei Senki: Tenkyou no Alderamin, episode 7: The Northern Katjvarna Rebellion

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1 http://redd.it/4rvucu 7.44
2 http://redd.it/4t09pb 7.47
3 http://redd.it/4u3xe0 7.56
4 http://redd.it/4v7rho 7.66
5 http://redd.it/4wbk50 7.77
6 http://redd.it/4xepou 7.82

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u/Saerac Aug 19 '16

I like how the boisterous and gregarious knight had multi-facet characterizations.

Sure he challenged Yatori to a fight and lost gracefully. Challenged Torway to a chess and lost but not really that bitter.

And the fact that he understand when a war is useless and dishonorable. A true knight in virtue.

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u/kalirion https://myanimelist.net/profile/kalinime Aug 20 '16

And the fact that he understand when a war is useless and dishonorable. A true knight in virtue.

I agree that the full on genocide the General has planned is useless and dishonorable, but it feels strange to me that the knight wants no retaliation whatsoever.

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u/Cloudhwk Aug 20 '16

While in practice Knights were little more than legalized bandits, The ideals behind chivalry promoted peace and justice

It would actually be weird for an ideal knight to want to fight a pointless war