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>>16661154
>absolutely nothing you have said is true
So Maria was next to Jessica?

>>15097702
To a certain degree, yes. But you cannot say for certain that everything shown in the manga concerning the truth of what Yasu felt isn't complete bullshit.

You have to trust the white text to understand the story but the story also makes it a point that you shouldn't completely believe everything as well. Rosatrice theory just says that it's bullshit meant as a red herring because it's shows everyone as complete idiots, and only idiots would believe that everyone acted retarded the entire story.

To the Rosatrice theory, accepting Shkannon is like accepting the witch and stop thinking. I also don't entirely understand why people dismiss the Rosatrice theory since it basically goes ''yeah, Shkanon has some flaws, but it was all intended'' without saying that the theory is shit, just a red herring. And everyone goes apeshit over it.

>>14988295
>what if NOTHING actually happened?
This image is you. You obviously can't trust anything that isn't red, but at the same time, you need to trust something. You have to put *some* measure of trust. The keyword being some, which people always equate that to basically trusting literally everything. Nor am I implying that everything should be doubted. Equality of duality creates stability. Absolutes on both ends are unhealthy, and absolute skepticism and absolute trust should be seen as such.
As for whether or not Eva solved the Epitaph, she likely got the ring immediately after finding the gold, as it's shown in ep 3. In ep 1 and ep 4, killings continue because the epitaph was not solved. You are confusing the ritual with the epitaph. Killings only stop for Beatrice, not for the entire game.

See, for example, two can play the game of the whole ''where does it say in red that'' when I could ask ''where does it say in red that Eva and Hideoyoshi were bribed? I personally think that everything that isn't meta happened in ep 3 except for Eva being with Hideoyoshi.
Also, do not equate ep 3 to be Prime. It only shows a slight truth of what happened on Prime but not its entirety. And I don't mean that Kyrie killed everyone, the end, sort of truth either.

Narratively, I think most things shown in ep 3 are truthful to a certain degree. Ep1 was mostly true narratively except for when Kinzo was around, but it was not caused by magic. Ep 2 adds a big more untruthfulness, but only when the meta is involved. The same is true for Ep 3 but more cannot be trusted. Ep 4 is where nothing happened, literally.

>>14988316
Making sure my point and thoughts comes across is more important to me than brevity. I'm also too tired to be brief in my train of thought.

>>14905494
Also, meta moments in ep 3 and ep 6 doesn't confirm jackshit concerning her personality. Anyone who trusts the meta is a fool.