Mite Minu Furi Wa, Tsumi Desuka? - Vol. 1 Ch. 5 - The Turning Point
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I was wondering how Sengoku was going to be the foil to the MC and turns out he wants to make MC his attack dog. Sengoku's choice of targets will gradually be more and more insane until MC refuses, at which point Sengoku will use the incident in the intro as blackmail material. IMO eventually MC will be forced to do something irreversible to free himself from Sengoku's clutches and the author will try to ask us: what exactly is justice? Even if the story unfolds exactly like my prediction, I'd still be interested in how this author executes it.
This is an interesting way to look at vigilantism and I don't believe for a second that it's not realistic. Actually it is very realistic that there will always be some scumbag who wants to co-opt citizen movements.
This is an interesting way to look at vigilantism and I don't believe for a second that it's not realistic. Actually it is very realistic that there will always be some scumbag who wants to co-opt citizen movements.
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Yeah I knew something bad was going to happen. Things were going too well.
The problem with Sengoku is that a) you should always try the police first. Vigilante justice is for when the police won't/can't do something. b) Miyake didn't kill the first guy. He didn't save him, but he didn't push the guy down the stairs. It was an accident. So does Sengoku plan for Miyake to become a murderer? I don't see that happening.
The problem with Sengoku is that a) you should always try the police first. Vigilante justice is for when the police won't/can't do something. b) Miyake didn't kill the first guy. He didn't save him, but he didn't push the guy down the stairs. It was an accident. So does Sengoku plan for Miyake to become a murderer? I don't see that happening.
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