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>>19405352
I guess some of these are fair interpretations given context. I don't buy it though. There's not much I can say in rebuttal that is any different than what I said prior. It's a "twist" that feels in the context of the emotion of this story to be manufactured here in the same way that Rosatrice was. Instead of analyzing something actually sketchy, it feels to me like seeing what you want to see. Instead of feeling the story, it's trying to, like Rosatrice, resolve the story in a tidy way and tie up things that someone thinks doesn't make sense. Of all the things answered when fans got upset about ambiguity, THIS is the one and only thing that remained obfuscated? The tragedy of her end ultimately becomes symbolic transformation and loses its weight.

Regarding the "created Beatrice persona" in the stories, I would again say that this is done based on the first two real Yasu forgeries combined with Battler knowing fragmentarily that he was a cause and a target from both memories and the first two real forgeries.

>She protected him, made him remember, gave him a house, fed him, probed him, trolled him, for dozen of years. That's an obsession my friend.
Lonely rich eccentric girl hits a man on all fours in the road. There's the basic humanity of helping him out, the interest in such an occurrence, and a lonely woman finding someone she's interested in after helping him out. "Trolling" and "probing" and the like only happens within the tales from Beatrice, who again is based on 1 and 2's Beatrice.

>Ikuko found the confession of the Golden Witch using magic in the manga. It was a bottle magically summoned by Ikuko which contained the reason for the murders by Yasu. Lots of magic everywhere.
In what episode and what context? Ikuko or Featherine? Featherine within one of the tales or Featherine in meta?

>knows everything about the murders
Can you remind me with specific details whether or not she was interested in Rokkenjima prior to finding Battler?

>That answers literally all the plot holes of Ikuko's existence
There aren't any real plotholes, just manufactured ones based on connecting likes that have potential.

>>16523637

Ikuko is cute.