Now with the
death of Ichihime everyone is grieving in their own way. However it
seems that her death has hit Nobunaga harder than the death of his
father and brother. This in way shakes his resolve because all he now
see is that he's brought death and destruction. That in the end he
only shows how much he has lost when he is alone, and as he is
consumed by his grief Jeanne catches a glimpse of him. This leads to
her embracing Nobunaga to give him some support when he needs it the
most as he has supported her so many times. Then as she is doing
this he see something inside the bowl of emptiness, it actually be
that this bowl is truly the holy grail that King Arthur seeks and if
so is this the foreshadowing that will bring about Nobunaga's
victory. In the end wether it be Jeanne support or what he glimpse
inside the bowl Nobunaga has regain his lost spirit and is ready to
continue the fight.
Also you have the
second person that is truly devastated by the lost of Ichihime,
Mitsuhide. It seems that he largely blames Nobunaga for her death,
and the news that Nobunaga is the Destroy-King leads him to question
whether this is a man he should continue to follow. This is
complicated by his vision of himself from our reality where he is
leading a charge against Nobunaga, that historically speaking
Mitsuhide kills Nobunaga but will thing play out the same for this
world Mitsuhide. That in his desire to quell his doubts on whether he
should kill Nobunaga or continue to follow him he seeks out Da Vinci.
That this leads Da Vinci to speak of why he left the west, was so
that he could gain perspective because if you are to close to
something it prevent you from seeing things as they are. This leads
to further question on King Arthur and if he is truly the
Savior-King. However Da Vinci can't answer this because he was never
allowed to meet him. Things end with Mitsuhide choosing to see King
Arthur himself, but before he goes Mitsuhide pulls one of Da Vinci's
card and he gets the devil. The question is who is the Devil himself,
Nobunaga, or King Arthur although Mitsuhide believe it represents
himself because of his mask. However once Mitsuhide meets King Arthur
it doesn't take him long to sway him because King Arthur always tells
the person what they most want to hear.
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