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Originally Posted by Frontier
I thought it was bad enough Crusch might have lost her arm, but she's also lost her memory. I did think for a second she sounded a lot more soft-spoken then usual, and it turns out she's practically a different person now, having to adjust to a position and people that she has no recollection of beyond maybe a few feelings here and there. It kind of makes you wonder about the events in her life that made Crusch into that person she is today compared to this more meeker and polite maiden, but she still has that steely and absolute resolve and conviction that defined her previous self. I guess some traits are just inherent  . |
Even for me who has already read this part and thus knew was going to happen, I still ended up being impressed in how WF nailed subtle changes in Crusch's disposition. She feels very different yet some core part of herself still exist.
I agree everything else you said.
Anyway this mark the "true" end of vol 9. Arc 4 starts next week!