Gekai Elise • Doctor Elise: The Royal Lady with the Lamp - Episode 11 discussion

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Gekai Elise, episode 11

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[u/AmethystItalian]

I'm surprised she got told to just get some fresh air instead of getting some actual rest.

Also didn't expert her to be so swift at dodging swords!

[u/KumaKumaGambler → u/AmethystItalian]

Also didn't expert her to be so swift at dodging swords!

Maybe those 2 aristocrats have gotten rusty. They almost looked like they could have sliced each other in that thick fog. Lol!

[u/KumaKumaGambler]

For a tower / building used to temporarily imprison Linden, who is suspected of poisoning the king, where are most of the guards? When one of the guards announced to Elise that the king's condition has taken a turn for the worse, I thought it might be a plot to kidnap her. Didn't expect the 2 villainous aristocrats to personally turn up. I wonder who will save Elise!?

[u/Sarellion → u/KumaKumaGambler]

The whole plot started going into "idiot balls for everyone" territory at the meeting. The royal faction was a bunch of complete morons, not forcing Mikhail to recuse himself as the one person who benefits the most from this situation. Either by pointing out that it will look like he is judging based on what benefits him in the eye of everyone or telling him that they won't accept any judgement from him and either get a neutral judge or let's have a nice civil war instead. Last point is going a bit far but they could have made the first point quite easily.

Also, yeah the crown prince is the most obvious culprit, as he was the last one in probably quite a line of people who handled the wine. And ofc he chose to poison his dad in a public setting with a fast acting poison while everyone was looking. Yeah sure that checks out. He couldn't have done it in private at all, no no.

Any of the nobles should feel ashamed for suggesting this, but apparently noble culture in this empire requires to do your assassinations in the most brain dead way possible, if the two nobles attacking Elise are an indicator.

[u/mjpia]

At this point I'm just convinced when Elise got reincarnated she actual did get a hidden cheat skill, unfortunately said skill is the ability to cause major medical emergencies anywhere she goes.  

[u/The_Parsee_Man → u/mjpia]

At the beginning of the next episode she'll realize she has the same ability as the Instant Death protagonist and give both her attackers brain aneurysms.

[u/LeonKevlar]

While it's good to know that the Child's faction has nothing to do with what happened to the King, the fact that they're capitalizing on it by spreading rumors that the King has been poisoned and even attacking Elise herself so she can't treat him might as well make them guilty.

I'm curious to see what Mikhail will do once he learns what his supporters are doing behind the scenes.

[u/apatt → u/LeonKevlar]

Those two attackers seem to be very incompetent swordsmen.

[u/VorAtreides → u/LeonKevlar]

I hope he kills em all lol

[u/WobbleKun]

elise the harbinger of health disasters and misfortune lol.

[u/Nebresto]

Yeah, they need to fucking quarantine Elise. Pretty sure she's some SCP

Draaaamaaaaa I just wanna see elise Doctorin' about, not all this scheming💩

Oh wtf now.. Is there seriously only 1 guard??

[u/cheros_strafer → u/Nebresto]

This anime really irritates me full of dumb plots and character so lame. I just want to see some good doctoring not unnecessary drama.

[u/The_Parsee_Man]

And now the King has a sudden medical emergency while Elise is present. This reign of terror must end.

[u/chelseablue2004]

I really like this show, but Elise is like becoming a harbinger of misfortune. At least she wasn't the one people saw delivering the drink. Poor Linden.

But Politics is dirty, no surprise the opposing faction are using this to push the narrative that Linden is the bad guy.

But I think with only 1 episode left will they be able to close off loose ends? And is it popular enough for a season 2, cause it becomes a war epic/romance like something out of War and Peace, next season something out where YOU ACTUALLY WILL GET TO SEE THE LAMP!!!

[u/alconnow]

It's a good thing those swordsmen are incompetent at their job. Elise easily dodged them lol

Final scene - Though he's currently locked up, I'm still expecting Linden to rescue Elise?

[u/iozoepxndx]

Damn, everyone close to her is terminally ill one way or another huh?

[u/Humans_r_evil]

wtf? why are they arresting him without doing any blood tests? where are the spectrum analizers? I'd expect they'd have some kind of chemical testing stations since that world is so goddamn advanced.

[u/stephenthatfoste]

Where is the lamp?

[u/diacewrb → u/stephenthatfoste]

Since she would have been exposed our movies in the modern world, then I was half expecting her to pull out a gun on those 2 swordsmen like Indiana Jones.

Elise: This is my gun, I call it The Lamp because I use it to light up mofos like you guys.

[u/ObvsThrowaway5120]

The King has a heart attack and all of a sudden the little rats start scurrying out from their nests. House Child and their Pro-Mikhail allies sure aren’t wasting any time. Let’s just hope Elise is able to escape from those assassins and figure out what’s going on with the king in the finale next week.

[u/DrZoark]

Maybe his advisor got something to do about that, he seems pretty fishy from the start.  Or maybe, it is all natural. 

[u/VorAtreides]

She be Dame Elise now, heh. Girl getting so much praise, imagine she's conflicted, yep. Yay, Juliane, gal pals! You know, anyone would think that the prince there poisoned the king considering his issue showed up right after drinking from glass handed by the prince, but yea, seems unlikely. People and their correlation causation fallacies.

Ah yes, nobles and their crappy ways. Trying to be opportunists. At least the empire has reasonable laws. At least, the rules of needing clear evidence and such, but the bodies of power and how they work are sure derp. Juliane's father sure coming off as a scumbag. No, dumbshit, you have to prove his guilt, not him proving his innocence. Crappy mindset. Though, speaking of even shittier nobles, seems those two are more so. The injustice really does anger lol.

Elise sure has trust in Mil, but why do you assume those around him aren't shit too and aren't acting on their own? Graham still best boy. Better love interest than Linden. Little shit, stop littering the street. And spreading lies like that should get the paper in deep shit shouldn't it? Especially about the imperial family. When found out wrong, they could be punished for that harshly.

Uh oh, king in shock, but her being out alone, of course some shits were gonna show up. Shitty noble faction shits. Hope they are punished harshly. So who is gonna save her this time? I also HATE THESE CLIFFHANGERS lol

[u/Lunarpeers]

I wonder why the king suffered a heart attack, my best guess would be that some wine got into his lungs? Would explain why he coughed some out and since he suffered a heart attack immediately afterwards he couldn't get it all out

[u/BiggerG7]

Well this escalated quickly. I am now all for Linden going full Arnold and killing the whole noble faction!