So, without our knowledge that such a timeline would be pruned by the world, what reason did Sieg have to oppose Amakusa other than because Jeanne said so?
So, without our knowledge that such a timeline would be pruned by the world, what reason did Sieg have to oppose Amakusa other than because Jeanne said so?
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More specifically, he blocked his waifu's suicide bombing, thus reducing the meaning of that sacrifice.
Because humanity would stagnate in such a scenario.Originally Posted by Unlimited Saber Works
That's 'a' reason, is it 'his' reason?
That's what he talks with Justeaze about in the last episode isn't it?
Amakusa thinks humans aren't worth it, Sieg thinks that they are.
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He only found out about that after Justeaze told him (I really do like how there's suddenly a clause of "haha the wish works but because a dead guy who's also the bad guy made the wish it'll conveniently go horribly wrong so you have to be the hero and stop it haha there goes the 90% of the moral ambiguity haha). I'm talking about before the last episode.
Amakusa wants humanity to be immortal (which is a good thing) because he believes that mortality is what makes humanity evulz. Sieg believes that humanity is innately good. But there's no actual conflict between "everyone is immortal" and "everyone is inherently good."
That conflict wasn't between Amakusa and Sieg but between Amakusa and Jeanne. After she died Sieg is simply fighting for her and her beliefs.
"Only in my company, will you not be a monster"
anywhere than here
Silly Jeanne, it's not nice to lecture Amakusa for trying to lead humanity when you're grooming a days old baby.
Lol It's his choice, not something that Jeanne want
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yes it’s his choice to do what jeanne wants
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Last edited by Broke; January 13th, 2018 at 11:01 PM.
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Jeanne didn't force him into fighting for her beliefs, she kept telling him to stay out of the war.
lol
Transhumanists would say yes.
There is also the whole other can of worms that is that humanity will achieve that Third Magic state in the distant future anyway.
So another problem is achieving it now with a shortcut instead that with actual effort.
lol
There's really no moral ambiguity when it comes to forcing your will onto seven billion people without their consent regardless of who's doing it my man
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