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04-29-2007, 01:52 PM
Analytically speaking I must agree with cooly on the Sayu case. Kira couldn't bring himself to kill Sayu because she was family. If he were truly acting like the cold blooded "justice" bringer then he would have killed Sayu alright. In fact his not killing Sayu might get him caught more easily because now Mello can easily deduce that the "kira" who had access to Police information and killed the director would have had enough information to kill Sayu as well, yet he let her go...why? That decidedly makes a connection between Sayu and Kira. Morever, N has probably deduced this as well albeit at the cost of his team...
As for L begin a little unprepared, I'd actually like to see it as L being a little slow to understand. He wasn't prepared enough is correct, but he was trying to be because the last thing he was attempting before his life was taken was validating the 13 day fake rule that Kira put on the Death note. Unfortunately for L that test would have taken 13 days to verify in the first place but he was too slow getting that out of the way and Rem was too easily manipulated. Eventually, luck played against him because he didn't understand enough of the Shinigami in time and in all probably he couldn't because Rem wouldn't have given him information willingly knowing that he would pursue Misa if he had such information.... Poor L ... but stranger things have happened I guess and oh yeah! I love N ^_^ ! Omae mo kanjite no ka... kaze no koe? |
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04-29-2007, 01:59 PM
You know... the thing about you, Ao-kun... is that you speak from such a logical point of view that it is hard not to agree... and leaves little room for a debate XD
So bottomline is Kira won, tralalalal There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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04-29-2007, 04:47 PM
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I am dealing with it, I got over it looooong ago, when I first read it. ^_^ but are you dealing with the fact that Light could not defeat L on his own? He needed assistance, don't deny that fact. As a Light-supporter, you should be trying to outsmart me, and prove me incorrect, not pointing out the obvious. So what will it be Yagami-kun? *waits with tip of thumb in mouth for your reply* make it a good one. |
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04-30-2007, 12:31 PM
I'll reply to that tomorrow, Kanji-kun. I'm sorta feeling ill at the moment *slaps self* Of all times...
I used up my remaining 'strength' in the Do you, or do you not thread.. XD So sorry... Gomen... P.S. rare opportunity L folks.. Cooy's down and vulnerable now There's no such thing as happy endings, for when you find true love, happiness is everlasting.
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04-30-2007, 09:16 PM
Let's see if I can make it worse jecht ....j/k...
@Kanji-kun - The anime seems to branched from the manga then because the moment the director dies mello immediately makes the assessment that Kira has direct access to police information. If not how could Kira know that the director was being traded? Sure, Kira knows the director is a public figure, but without access to police files, Kira would never know about the trade. Thus if the anime depicted that Mello had surmised that Kira had access to police files, it would only logically lead to the conclusion that Kira had access to the Sayu trade as well. Which is why him not killing Sayu might be even more disastorous than if he had killed her. Of course the third observation to make is that simply killing each of the hostages would not aid Kira in anyway in finding the true identities of Mello and his gang. So it is possible that Kira let Sayu live because that would help him deduce (with Misa's help of course) the names and faces of the gang memebers based on some plot he has planned for the future. That way, Sayu as such becomes inconsequential. She is simply bait... first on mello's side to draw the police out and get the book and next on kira's side to draw mello out and kill him *this second part is simply speculation* Nevertheless, on the whole based on the anime that has been telecast so far I'd have to say that Kira staying away from Sayu didn't seem to hint in any way toward criminal offences being absent on Sayu's end. Kira has clearly shown in the past with the FBI murders that anyone on his trail bites the dust, criminal or not. Why he left Sayu alone is either because he couldn' handle the emotional stress of writing his own family's name on the death note, or because he has a bigger plan to get at mello and his gang by letting Sayu live... As far as L is concerned, I've got to agree with Kanji... Like I mentioned before I just feel luck has played against L. Rem wouldn't help him, Misa and Kira both had the death note and L was unaware of Shinigami powers and didn't have time enough to deduce them. All in all it resulted in his untimely passage out of this dimension *cries* I'm not trying to hold up a debate, I'm just trying to clear up my understanding of the way the anime has portrayed Sayu's release and Kira's emotion. All in All.. I'm AN L SUPPORTER! Go L! Omae mo kanjite no ka... kaze no koe? |
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05-01-2007, 05:08 AM
Well in the manga Mello didn't speak about Kira having access to the police files, the only time anyone discusses Kira having access to the police files, is when L is first introduced, and he is still the voice over the computer. In the manga, he didn't kill her for the very reason I stated ^_^
And since I haven't seen the anime, and Nard-kun hasn't read the manga, then this debate is pretty much pointless. We both think we are right, because we both are right in two different senses. But you did post up some very good conclusions there yourself Shino-kun, very well done ! I commend you! |
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05-01-2007, 05:33 AM
I haven't been watching the Anime, Ive been reading the manga more. I dont know why but I do.
*Any ways Kanji- kun whats up?* "To love is to suffer. To avoid suffering, one must not love. But then, one suffers from not loving. Therefore, to love is to suffer." |
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