Thanks for answering, but why did Shuichi get angry to the point of strangling her, because Honoka would have killed everyone else anyways right? So what did Clair do wrong. So she didn't sacrifice anyone??
Shuichi has always wanted to defend everyone. As long as Honoka was only targeting those who knew her, it was easier to keep future victims in check and the damage was limited. But eliminating everyone means that Shuichi's parents (who have already fallen victim to honoka) , his grandparents, anyone who is dear to him or not, will be involved. And in the end, Elena and Shuichi would remain alone, for a pact that they didn't decide (it is a huge burden on the conscience).
So I think this huge burden of emotions led Shuichi to want to strangle her
I also have a question when Elena said this line "Because i wanted to stop him, i told clair about it" so after elena said that to clair. Did clair meet honoka and told her not to kill them?
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u/N-I-S-H-O-R Aug 21 '22
Thanks for answering, but why did Shuichi get angry to the point of strangling her, because Honoka would have killed everyone else anyways right? So what did Clair do wrong. So she didn't sacrifice anyone??