I mean you can agree or disagree with this position but I don't think it's anywhere near unreasonable enough to derail anything. Some of them have come to peace with their losses and simply find all these people grabbing popcorns and making a sport out of it highly distasteful. They just want to process what happened in peace and be left alone.
Ange spoke to the relatives in Episode 4. I don't think anyone involved want exoneration. It even ends with Ange using her experience to help others overcome their own trauma. The sensationalist way people have approached the incident has reduced the lives of everyone involved to this one moment, and this has coloured Ange's perception too. Her whole deal is how the red truth shouldn't dictate her entire life, how this one event should not necessarily colour her view of her entire family or how she should move forward, if at all. Why didn't they write the scene where Ange storms in and says "This is my property and you can't use it" or whatever? But that doesn't follow! (and besides, I know enough people interested in the true crime genre to know "wanting justice for victims" and "being into the gory details" almost always coexist in the same person.)Īlso why does so much real estate get taken up by this conflict only for it to get dropped completely? I have no idea if the convention ever even existed, much less if they read the diary there. who have already all been tarred for years! They spend all their time saying the conventioneers are unsavory people, and then conclude that therefore the truth shouldn't be public. The diary contains info exonerating every single person involved except Eva, Kyrie, and Rudolph. They set this whole thing up to be about her trauma, then make the entire last conflict about something totally different!Īlso the game has made clear the family's reputation has already been demolished. because then she can keep "believing in magic" and hoping her family will come home. shhhoouuuulllldn't find out the truth, I think?. So then what the hell does any of this have to do with where Ange is at and what she wants? Her whole deal has been about how she. Whose motivation is this, Ange? I've got to assume Ange, since the whole chapter is very strongly presented as her journey. Hand it over to the police if you really care about justice. It reduces the people involved in the tragedy to a single, worst moment of their life, and not for justice or history but for the entertainment of bystanders who want a good show at the expense of those who are still processing the trauma of losing their family. Quick: Why was it important that they stop the conventioneers from reading Eva's diary? This was the conflict driving the last million hours of the story, so clearly it must be really important and central, and anyone who understands the game totally can explain how it ties in to everything, right? If you want to skim it, there's also the manga of Episode 8, which added many scenes to the story that I think elaborate on a lot of things while improving the narrative significantly. It's about finding strength and meaning after an undeniable tragedy, and though the facts of the events are unmistakably tragic and the story does not fix it all in a puff of magic, it does give the characters a proper send off they deserve in my opinion. If you want to know whether there is a point to continuing if it's all going to end in tragedy, and don't mind spoilers, then I think the tone is less bleak than the witches imply. I will take a guess that you do not feel rewarded because you are told in red that it will not have a happy ending. And if you care about Umineko beyond the mystery puzzles, then I think you owe it to yourself to see it through. What now?" is, I think, essentially what the story is. If you are invested in the cast emotionally and want to give them a proper send off, then yes, Episode 8 is vital. In essence, it is the story of the survivors, primarily Ange. If your only concerns are the facts, then Episode 8 has nothing for you.
Episode 8 will basically give no more answers than you already have, at least when it comes to the who, how and why of the culprit. If your only concern is the mystery, I suppose you an tap out now.
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