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sorakh28save me from that bloody destiny
Chapter 7's title is taken from "Bloody Destiny", from the PSP Remake of Persona 1
YES. YES. I FINALLY USED BLOODY DESTINY FOR A CHAPTER TITLE. Such a banger song, I'm glad it's the last Prologue chapter that it's used for.
I love the pre-event dialogue. While Ange's reasoning to Marth about using Falchion is genuine, she also wanted Falchion close-by because of what she and Maia knew about what was about to happen. She just saw it as a "two birds with one stone" opportunity. AND THEN! IT'S MARTH AND JAGEN BEING FATHER AND SON! AND JAGEN CALLING HIM SON.
I love that the canon part is partially from Katarina's perspective, because that's the perspective we don't get to see much in canon. But we also get to see Marth's reaction to this, since he's rather different from his canon self. Also because Ange and Maia are there. In this scenario, Katarina was absolutely unprepared because she wasn't ready to face Manaketes.
Ange here, I really wanted to show her off as a wielder of Falchion here, as an intimidation tactic. I love her elaborated title here; especially the whole 'unwilling heiress' part. She's Anri's daughter, after all.
Maia, obviously, didn't wanted to harm Katarina, so the vine dome trick is to neutralize her without physical violence. Yes, Maia can communicate with her dome, as it's an extension of herself- and yes, she does say "my Marth". At the end of the day, Marcellus was just as important as Anri to her, and she'll protect the Lowell bloodline as best as she could.
The post-battle talk was more elaboration about Ange and Maia's discoveries, I enjoyed that. And I love writing Marth's reaction is that he's feeling a kindred spirit in Katarina! Which is the intention!
Chapter 7's title is taken from "Bloody Destiny", from the PSP Remake of Persona 1
YES. YES. I FINALLY USED BLOODY DESTINY FOR A CHAPTER TITLE. Such a banger song, I'm glad it's the last Prologue chapter that it's used for.
I love the pre-event dialogue. While Ange's reasoning to Marth about using Falchion is genuine, she also wanted Falchion close-by because of what she and Maia knew about what was about to happen. She just saw it as a "two birds with one stone" opportunity. AND THEN! IT'S MARTH AND JAGEN BEING FATHER AND SON! AND JAGEN CALLING HIM SON.
I love that the canon part is partially from Katarina's perspective, because that's the perspective we don't get to see much in canon. But we also get to see Marth's reaction to this, since he's rather different from his canon self. Also because Ange and Maia are there. In this scenario, Katarina was absolutely unprepared because she wasn't ready to face Manaketes.
Ange here, I really wanted to show her off as a wielder of Falchion here, as an intimidation tactic. I love her elaborated title here; especially the whole 'unwilling heiress' part. She's Anri's daughter, after all.
Maia, obviously, didn't wanted to harm Katarina, so the vine dome trick is to neutralize her without physical violence. Yes, Maia can communicate with her dome, as it's an extension of herself- and yes, she does say "my Marth". At the end of the day, Marcellus was just as important as Anri to her, and she'll protect the Lowell bloodline as best as she could.
The post-battle talk was more elaboration about Ange and Maia's discoveries, I enjoyed that. And I love writing Marth's reaction is that he's feeling a kindred spirit in Katarina! Which is the intention!
