[ SECRET POST #3418 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3418 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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05. [SPOILERS for Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood]




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Comments

[ypsilon42]

Why? Like, I am 90% sure you are a troll, but I would actually really like an honest answer to this.

I like Lucretia, she is a fantastic character. Generally I think that the villains on that show were excellent, because the writers managed to give them depth and vulnerabilities and weaknesses and that would make you root for them occasionally. But I what I really really do not get is how there are people who are willing to side with literal slave owners over the people they enslaved and abused?

[(Anonymous)]

Not a troll, I just liked Lucretia so I didn't like it when people abused her.

So when those characters, like Crixus and Ashur, suffered gruesome fates, it made me happy.

[ypsilon42]

Well ok. I don't really agree with this, bc while I like her, I see her as a villain and I do not support her hurting others (and with Crixus at least I see his action as mostly self defense), but I kinda see where you're coming from, so thank you for answering.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think it was self-defense, Lucretia was backed against the wall when Crixus stabbed her,

[ypsilon42]

Not immediate self-defense in the modern sense, but in my opinion the entire Rebellion is a form of self-defense. If they hadn't successfully attacked and killed the Romans in the Ludus they would have remained in slavery and died (especially Crixus considering one of his owners, that is Lucretia herself, tried to poison him that very day). Since they could not rely on a legal system similar to ours to defend them, violent rebellion or acceptance of slavery and death were basically their only choices.