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Shin Sekai Yori 21 — The War of Liberation

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Aside from their violence and abduction of infants (a pretty big aside) I have to sympathize with the Queerats. The humans have been effectively using them as slaves. Now the tables are turned, with their infants born into slave labor, and they don’t like it.

When they meet the older Queerat underground, Satoru’s words betray some huge chutzpah. Satoru argues that Squealer doesn’t care about whether some of his soldiers die. Remember just a few episodes ago when Saki was daydreaming while she watched the Queerat armies slaughter each other? Yeah, they’re going to be convinced now that the humans give a crap whether they live or die.

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PSYCHO PASS 18 — Law

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This week of PSYCHO PASS presents three options for dealing with Makishima, represented by three key characters:

  1. The Sibyl System. The chief believes Makishima should be captured alive and incorporated into the system.
  2. Vigilante Justice. Kougami believes Makishima should be killed for what he has done, outside of the Sibyl System.
  3. Partial Rule of Law. Akane believes Makishima should be captured and put to trial, but only because the Sibyl System doesn’t work on him. Continue reading PSYCHO PASS 18 — Law →

Being Social

The short version: I made a new Facebook page. Go like it. You know you want to. Everybody likes me.

The long version: Here are some of the ways to get involved with this site and the broader anime community.

Commenting

This post is dedicated to all my readers who never say anything: feel welcome to speak up! I am friendly and don’t bite! I lurked on anime blogs for a few years so I know what it’s like, but if you have a question, correction or something to add to a post, nothing makes me and the other readers happier than having the opportunity to listen to you. There is no need to be shy!

Even if you don’t feel comfortable speaking up, I highly recommend checking out what other readers have to say in the comments, since they’re usually more insightful than my posts. Continue reading Being Social →