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4966883 No.4966883 [Reply] [Original]

"But in the language of flowers, roses symbolized passion"

"The truth cannot be seen without love"

Oh yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeah, I see what you did there

>> No.4966912

SMACK MY KID
IM A ROOSSSSEEEE

>> No.4966931

y'know, if you take it literally, then there are really 2 rokkenjimas - Rokkenjima proper and kuwandorian.
Beatrice rules kuwandorian of the dark (that nobody sees), while kinzo rules rokkenjima proper.

>> No.4966970

>>4966931
Then there's the bit where one of the characters mentioned the story being like "two sides of the same coin". Both fantasy and mystery events really happened, but for the sake of the ending where everyone comes back alive, they could only fight against the mystery side

>> No.4966983

>>4966883

I had thought that phrase was just a build up for battler's blue truth in EP4. Shit was pretty cool when you realized the other meaning in EP5

>> No.4966990

>>4966912
lol

>> No.4966995

>>4966883

Wait, I'm a moron and don't get what this guy is trying to say.

Could someone explain?

>> No.4967275
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4967275

>>4966995
That spectacular battle in EP4 took place in a rose garden. The narration then went on about how roses symbolized passion while the forget-me-not symbolized truth.

Then you learned in EP5 that in order for the mystery to be solved, there needs to be love or trust between two parties. The reader has to trust that the mystery is solvable so that he will try to solve it instead of waiting for the answer. The writer has to trust that the reader will attempt to solve it or she won't write.

So all this boils down to a simple phrase, "Without love, the truth cannot be seen" which was mentioned in episode 4 and 5.

So the fact that Beatrice and Battler were able to have that battle in EP4 means that they both "loved" each other.
And having that battle take place in a garden filled with roses was pretty romantic

>> No.4967288

>>4967275
beato is supergay for battler

>> No.4967347

>>4967275
>they both "loved" each other

Are you suggesting that implied sex took place during that scene? You know, with all the penetration and sobbing going on

>> No.4967361
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4967361

Meido sure is active today.

>> No.4967380

>>4967347
What did the Kinzo-dragon symbolize? Beato's hymen?

>> No.4967471

>>4967347
I see it now
>Please kill me!
actually meant "Please do it slowly!"
>Who am I?
Beato went crazy after being pounded too hard

>> No.4967495

>>4967471
>Beato went crazy after being pounded too hard

Fuck, I just checked and there are only TWO ahegao Beato pictures on danbooru. I'd check pixiv but I'm lazy.

>> No.4967498

>>4967380

Father-son aprovation

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4967538

D-don't be absurd! I'll never have sex with that s-stupid Battler!

>> No.4967563

>>4967538
and if i did it's not like i'd e-e-enjoy it

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