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>1-4 follow Beato's "heart", to cover the truth with herself as the culprit. From 5 the GM changes, the characters need to abide by their set of rules and the tale must match with the outside of the catbox, that's all.

The rules of the Catbox are the same. X, Y, Z.
She's a "Bird in a cage" because she's trapped in the catbox where infinite (but not really infinite, she understood that later) can be reach, but all of them lead to a bad ending. The GM still have to abide to the catbox rules. Otherwise, if she can do whatever she wants, she wouldn't feel trapped at all.

>It was "bullshit" made to fit with the themes and clues of the games in Chiru. Pathetic is the will to blindly have Yasu as a deranged serial killer that most people seem to have.

No, i understand Yasu and why she did it. I pity her, she's a sad person that felt cornered, which life was manipulated by many for her crazy rapist father and has a gender problem.


>It's the whole "heart" of Beatrice. To cover up the truth by making herself the culprit. And Bern herself says the Tea Party was partially lies. Not that it was even needed, Kyrie speaks to the goddamn clouds.

Bern also UNDERSTAND YASU WAS PATHETIC MARTYR. SHE MOCKS HER FOR THAT.
Why would her contradict herself in the tea party later? Beside, that scene simply show us Yasu's mindset, and she's far from a deranged serial killer, but more someone that completely give up on everything.

>But let fate decide what? If she killed everyone there was nothing to decide. She made one last gamble to try and have Battler remenber, while hopefully passing the headship to one of the siblings. Makes way more sense that way.

It was never ALL about Battler. "They" couldn't decide their fate. She even said that. Perhaps, one of them was going to find what they seek. Perhaps, they would have be joined and released. Perhaps, someone would have put a stop to that folly.