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This episode makes me suspect that the show knows full well that the audience has certain expectations of how the Rinne-Fuka conflict that drives the show will play out, and might chose to somehow subvert it or play with those expectations. So, I’m not sure whether your prediction that the story will end with Fuka getting through to Rinne and redeeming Rinne would play out straight as most people think it might. Which might mean that this episode is more indicative of where the show intends to go than the previous three episodes. If Rinne had killed those girls, given the justice system of the Nanoha verse and that Rinne is a minor, I would have imagined that her sentence would have been a limiter placed on her and service in the TSAB.Īnd given that the Nanoha-verse has a tendency to escalate once brutality and serious themes appear in the season, I suspect that Vivid Strike will follow the same pattern. Rinne’s revenge on her tormentors was brutal, but did provide satisfaction. In the end, while I had not been interested in Rinne’s story of abuse, ViVid Strike! 04 kinda changed my mind. However, I still think that Fuka and Rinne will reconcile in the end. Rinne has snapped and a part of her has died. Question is, what does Fuka do with this information about Rinne? Fuka used to be Rinne’s defender. I kinda figure she didn’t, but those girls were seriously messed up. That being said, I couldn’t help but wonder if Rinne had killed those girls. Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed seeing Rinne get her revenge. The unexpected part came from how brutal, vicious, and violent Rinne’s beating of her abusers was. Here, Rinne reached that point when her bullies beat her up and she wasn’t there for the death of her adoptive grandfather. They want to hurt the ones who hurt them. Still, anyone who’s ever been bullied as dreamed of revenge. And it sucks more when one has to hide it from one’s parents. You know, it is hard to watch tales of bullying. Her home life is happy at least and that aspect still remains until today. I don’t have time to help at one now, but I’m sure they take donations.Įither way, I couldn’t help but think of how Fuka and the other kids must have felt when Rinne was adopted. I did help at an orphanage many years ago. I’m seriously going to have to look into that. One thing this episode did is make me want to donate to orphanages. A bullied girl getting revenge somehow makes for a satisfying experience.
However, I was wrong about Rinne’s story. I already knew how it would go, and that was true. You know, last episode I said I wasn’t interested in Rinne’s story. She then stomps the girl with the broken arm, leaving all three bloodied and out. Rinne kicks anther girl into a locker, knocking her out. She then slams one girl’s face into a locker, knocking her out. She attacks them, breaking one girl’s arm. After the death of her grandfather, Rinne snaps. One of the girls takes Rinne’s phone and destroys it. They again steal it, throwing it in a toilet. The girls discover Rinne was adopted, they decide to fake reconciling with Rinne so she’ll bring her tie clip back. To safeguard it, Rinne stops bringing it to school. They briefly steal her tie clip, but Rinne manages to get it back. At school Rinne excels in athletics and wins approval by the staff. Rinne then starts attending Rosburg Private Academy. Rinne is given a precious tie clip that the old man made. Fuka agrees, learning about Rinne’s adoptive family and the grandfather who was instrumental in that adoption. At Nove’s request, Yumina has compiled information on Rinne, which she gives Fuka a chance to watch. Elsewhere, Rinne goes to Bulgheroni Private Academy, where she is admired but feared. ViVid Strike! 04 SPOILER Summary/Synopsisįuka continues her training with the girls of Nakajima Gym.
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