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| So we know see the shift across the country as females are now taking over businesses once controlled by males. So far, the show has shown that man and women can show off masculine and feminine qualities. We see the one family where their daughter has taken on their dead sons life and has started to act like a male would and dons those qualities. I still say its fuck Kasura season. Though it was cool to see more of her backstory. We see how she has raised these powerful people to maintain power and order around the place and how she grew up losing her father and showing her motherly side as she protects her child against someone else. Additionally, we see what prompts her to become a wet nurse. |
"Perfection is perception. For me, humanity's imperfections is what makes it perfect"  |
| Sutezo, a lookalike of Arikoto, is the replacement Kasuga found. Sutezo is such a playboy, and that doesn't matter to Kasuga if he can get Chie pregnant. Damn Kasuga made Arikoto tell about the change to Chie himself. But their feelings just got fortified. |
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| I was a little disoriented at first when we started seeing other characters without context, but I still enjoyed seeing how society outside of the castle was going. I'm glad we're finally seeing a trans character, even if for now it's only a brief acknowledgement of trans people in thud show's world. I enjoyed learning more about Kasuga. |
| Very interesting to see how culture outside of the castle has changed due to the decline in men; I hope we see more of it! :-) As for the two lovers, they find themselves ensnared in the world of a lunatic and her order followers. Like many who find themselves in positions of power, Kasuga has convinced herself that she's morally justified in doing anything to hold onto it, even so far as believing it'll somehow maintain world peace. Such people... |
| Kasuga is pulling the strings behind the scene, and she did so by influencing and manipulating the men when they were young. Double suicide? So that's what the Hunger Games was influenced by! |
| Mind your own business Kasuga |
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