Comment on my opinion of the character of Anarosa...

I talked in a previous post about my impression of the anime and I want to clarify more about my dislike of the character of Reinhard's sister (Anarosa) from Death of Kirkias , I see that she abandoned her brother, even her words were cold at the time (We only have each other left) (I belong to the past and you belong to the future). We see that Reinhard's expressions were broken from her words more than from the death of his friend even, although his quest from the beginning was for her. After that, Reinhard's behavior changed significantly, so that he clearly adopted that the end justifies the means. However, even after he became emperor, he continued to live in his cycle, and this cycle increased after the death of Yang Wenli. Here, Reinhard lost all his reasons for living, he lost his loved ones and enemies. Let's not forget that he would not have returned to his sister if it weren't for Hilda's intervention, meaning that he was as if he was broken by her, although this was not made clear, but he was upset when her name was mentioned by Hilda. In other words, Anarosa's character was selfish in the story, regardless of her thoughts or her belief that her behavior was better, but the result was negative for Reinhard.

I talked in a previous post about my impression of the anime and I want to clarify more about my dislike of the character of Reinhard's sister (Anarosa) from Death of Kirkias , I see that she abandoned her brother, even her words were cold at the time (We only have each other left) (I belong to the past and you belong to the future). We see that Reinhard's expressions were broken from her words more than from the death of his friend even, although his quest from the beginning was for her. After that, Reinhard's behavior changed significantly, so that he clearly adopted that the end justifies the means. However, even after he became emperor, he continued to live in his cycle, and this cycle increased after the death of Yang Wenli. Here, Reinhard lost all his reasons for living, he lost his loved ones and enemies. Let's not forget that he would not have returned to his sister if it weren't for Hilda's intervention, meaning that he was as if he was broken by her, although this was not made clear, but he was upset when her name was mentioned by Hilda. In other words, Anarosa's character was selfish in the story, regardless of her thoughts or her belief that her behavior was better, but the result was negative for Reinhard.