In this episode, we find out a lot more about Lucy's past (and I guess we also find out why she spared Mayu's dog?).
In a long flashback scene, her childhood and a very traumatic event is shown to us.
I also noticed in the other half of the plot that the director's sons assistant mentioned "not wanting to die a Virgin".
Given the sexual content and the way Nyu doesn't seem to find anything sexual sexual, but rather sees it as a fun game makes me think that the overlying importance of virginity and innocence is behind these story choices.
Since the beginning, we're basically watching a constant flood of innocent female characters who all seem to be virgins vs a legion of men who all seem to be evil, selfish or without sympathy (with the exception of Kahto).
I wonder what the final conclusion will be. It seems obvious Lucy and Kahto share some past, but maybe I was wrong to assume that Lucy is his sister.
In a long flashback scene, her childhood and a very traumatic event is shown to us.
I also noticed in the other half of the plot that the director's sons assistant mentioned "not wanting to die a Virgin".
Given the sexual content and the way Nyu doesn't seem to find anything sexual sexual, but rather sees it as a fun game makes me think that the overlying importance of virginity and innocence is behind these story choices.
Since the beginning, we're basically watching a constant flood of innocent female characters who all seem to be virgins vs a legion of men who all seem to be evil, selfish or without sympathy (with the exception of Kahto).
I wonder what the final conclusion will be. It seems obvious Lucy and Kahto share some past, but maybe I was wrong to assume that Lucy is his sister.
