read kaichou wa maid sama chapter 62 pg 26

We also learn that she and Limalisha had a bet over how Tigre would respond to being kept from his fiefdom, and that he chose an option neither expected. It’s dull and predictable.Īs far as plot developments, we learn Eleonora’s sword’s name, and that she can control the wind by slashing it. He’s the villain this week, and probably in the future because he’s non-fatally shot with an arrow before he can do anything rapey-er than rip up Titta’s clothes. Why he’s there alone or cares at all about Tigre is not meaningful. Again, this may seem strange, but when a character makes the above face, I know a show is trying too hard to make someone evil in the most starkly black-and-white way possible.Ĭharacters like that exist to shock us but usually don’t, because they are also usually quite incompetent (yet hard to kill for stupid plot reasons) Such characters also give us no drama and no nuance because they are what they are: pure, irredeemably evil, which is very boring to watch.įlashing forward, that ‘look’ is part of a pointless scene where Zion Thenardier decides to go to Tigre’s house alone and then decides to torture/rape Titta, Tigre’s maid because…evil reasons. Okay, so there are a few (unconventional) signs I use to predict whether an anime is going to be crap over time, and this episode just trotted out one of them. It’s also a good chance for their heir to grind some easy experience and break in his new dragons… “I’m so evil I can’t control my emotions face, face” They simply want to burn Alsace to the ground and pillage it before another powerful house has the chance. They’re pretty much empty villains, with eyes on the throne and no real interest in Alsace.

Before picking up where it left off last week, Vanadis back-pedals a bit to give us a peek into House Thenardier.

Read kaichou wa maid sama chapter 62 pg 26