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8/11/2025, 9:30:57 PM
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Funny thing is Higashide likes to put his servants in the reverse of the situations they had in previous roles in FGO.
In OC4's case, Jeanne is actually criticized for her lack of impartiality and this causes Metatron to divide her off and send her to freeze in the 9th circle of hell. Amakusa actually opposed Metatron's tyrannical trials that aren't allowing anyone to rise to Heaven and he got punished before our arrival for fighting back, becoming one of the helpers of the chapter.
They do delve a bit on how much influence Jeanne has in Metatrons' personalities, wondering if their actions can be sides she doesn't normally show, but Metatron deems Jeanne is more inhumane than actual angels.
Mordred actually has a minor role in the chapter as she is a 9th Circle denizen for the sin of betrayal. She delves a bit on how being a Ruler isn't always a good thing and uses her own rebellion as an example: Mordred may have caused the fall of Camelot, but Galahad's sense of justice made him let her - his inaction was a choice and his fairness what allowed Mordred to go through.
Funny thing is Higashide likes to put his servants in the reverse of the situations they had in previous roles in FGO.
In OC4's case, Jeanne is actually criticized for her lack of impartiality and this causes Metatron to divide her off and send her to freeze in the 9th circle of hell. Amakusa actually opposed Metatron's tyrannical trials that aren't allowing anyone to rise to Heaven and he got punished before our arrival for fighting back, becoming one of the helpers of the chapter.
They do delve a bit on how much influence Jeanne has in Metatrons' personalities, wondering if their actions can be sides she doesn't normally show, but Metatron deems Jeanne is more inhumane than actual angels.
Mordred actually has a minor role in the chapter as she is a 9th Circle denizen for the sin of betrayal. She delves a bit on how being a Ruler isn't always a good thing and uses her own rebellion as an example: Mordred may have caused the fall of Camelot, but Galahad's sense of justice made him let her - his inaction was a choice and his fairness what allowed Mordred to go through.
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