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Anonymous commented at 2012-10-08 13:08:40 » #1177197
@anon9, that is nothing more than your own hateful judgment speaking. She wasn't racist, she had xenophobia, a fear of foreigners. She was not a stalker, either. If you need to see an example of a stalker, go watch Mirai Nikki. As for the F.L.E.I.J.A., I haven't seen that far into the anime yet, but I think she probably worked on that while still distraught over Euphemia's death. I don't think it's abnormal to be remorseful about the deaths of around 35 million lives as the result of her own invention, right? Anyone with a human heart would feel SOMETHING when their invention ends up claiming that many lives.
(remember, Lelouch was shaken upon finding out Shirley's father was killed at Narita and started to doubt himself.) I doubt Nina was trying to gain sympathy, she's just really fragile, and didn't know what to do, knowing her invention had caused such damage. Besides from what I've heard, she worked on a countermeasure to the weapon she created, didn't she? Wouldn't that be considered a way of trying to atone for her crimes? I'm sorry, I don't want to start some kind of violent debate, or anything, but it seems like you just simply hate Nina and are desperately trying to find things wrong with her. And since you found nothing truly horrible about her, you just call her a bitch and make her out to be some kind of evil creature.
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@anon9, that is nothing more than your own hateful judgment speaking. She wasn't racist, she had xenophobia, a fear of foreigners. She was not a stalker, either. If you need to see an example of a stalker, go watch Mirai Nikki. As for the F.L.E.I.J.A., I haven't seen that far into the anime yet, but I think she probably worked on that while still distraught over Euphemia's death. I don't think it's abnormal to be remorseful about the deaths of around 35 million lives as the result of her own invention, right? Anyone with a human heart would feel SOMETHING when their invention ends up claiming that many lives.
(remember, Lelouch was shaken upon finding out Shirley's father was killed at Narita and started to doubt himself.) I doubt Nina was trying to gain sympathy, she's just really fragile, and didn't know what to do, knowing her invention had caused such damage. Besides from what I've heard, she worked on a countermeasure to the weapon she created, didn't she? Wouldn't that be considered a way of trying to atone for her crimes? I'm sorry, I don't want to start some kind of violent debate, or anything, but it seems like you just simply hate Nina and are desperately trying to find things wrong with her. And since you found nothing truly horrible about her, you just call her a bitch and make her out to be some kind of evil creature.
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Anonymous commented at 2013-09-23 01:29:39 » #1403994
I don't truly hate her, but she is really unlikeable, She is racist, saying she has xenophobia is just a nicer way of saying it.
And she had like more than one year to think over Euphemia's death. She also knew just how much F.L.E.I.J.A. was porweful. She knew how much lives F.L.E.I.J.A. could destroy, and yet she choose to tell suzaku to use the thing anyway, because revenge was more important to her.
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I don't truly hate her, but she is really unlikeable, She is racist, saying she has xenophobia is just a nicer way of saying it.
And she had like more than one year to think over Euphemia's death. She also knew just how much F.L.E.I.J.A. was porweful. She knew how much lives F.L.E.I.J.A. could destroy, and yet she choose to tell suzaku to use the thing anyway, because revenge was more important to her.
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