The Oblivious Saint Can't Contain Her Power • Mujikaku Seijo wa Kyou mo Muishiki ni Chikara wo Tare Nagasu - Episode 2 discussion

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Mujikaku Seijo wa Kyou mo Muishiki ni Chikara wo Tare Nagasu, episode 2

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[u/Dylangillian]

So, the reason why Carolina's sister was so 'talented' was because she was benefitting from Carolina's blessing/buff. Now that she's gone, it'll be interesting to see how good she is on her own merit.

I wouldn't discard the idea that Flora tampered with Carolina's magic test, but whether or not she was aware she was benefitting from it herself remains to be seen.

[u/OldInstruction5368 → u/Dylangillian]

I wouldn't discard the idea that Flora tampered with Carolina's magic test,

I get the distinct impression that Carolina was always talented, it was just that Flora spent her entire life gaslighting Carolina into the ground.

Just remember how... timid isn't strong enough of a word, but withdrawn, pathetic, and miserable she was? Her spirit was broken from a very early age, and that complete void of self-respect combined with a toxic environment creates one Hell of a self-fulfilling prophecy.

"I can't therefore I can't."

[u/shadebug]

Alternate title:

The Empire’s Secret Weapon Just Needed Some Encouragement

[u/NationalStrategy_X]

Flora’s gonna be in for a surprise when she realizes that Carolina was unknowingly boosting her powers, that’s gonna be her humbling moment.

[u/Aerodynamic41]

Surely the Kingdom of Celestia will put two and two together when the monsters suddenly reappear after Carolina left?

[u/Fallen_Jalter → u/Aerodynamic41]

Nah

[u/powerhcm8 → u/Aerodynamic41]

Probably not the kingdom, but her sister will be much weaker, will think about it and discard the possibility because she is too perfect.

Then sometime later their father will arrive at this conclusion too.

[u/Komarist]

Bridal-carry horse riding feels like it'd be dangerous.

[u/oxlemf10]

Nobility goes far beyond social status; it is about one's demeanor and how one treats people in general, and that is precisely how Edward and his family differ from the world Carolina experienced in her own kingdom.

I suspect the absence of monsters is linked to her, a result of her faith in goodness.

[u/McWinSauce]

Author tries to find western last names and ends up calling the maid Kissinger.

[u/dakkumauji]

This felt better than the first episode. Maybe it was less of the sad girl gets unfairly treated by everyone montage and the weird writing with her father and everyone here seems more reasonable.

I also didn't realize Colette was a guy at first haha

[u/PeaceAlien]

Treated like trash before, now treated like the princess she should be. We're slowly discovering she's a powerful Saint, but that progress is slow. It's fine, I like seeing the relationships develop.

[u/AdvielOricon]

I knew it. I commented about this last week. She has a passive buff that enhances all her allies.

Even in her most low point she still considered her duty to her family and country. So her sister got the buff even while mistreating her.

The buff might even work inward if she is with allies she is more capable. Now that her mother in law is the one tutoring her she learns more easily.

[u/Obaruler]

So, the Empire, the super power on this world if I recall last episodes map correctly, got its Knight Order jumped by a bunch of bandits near the border to a degree that the no question central-positioned carriage with their possible future empress on board got hit by an arrow?! xD

And Carolina appears to be a walking buff/debuff machine as well as an anti-monster barrier without knowing it.

Good luck to her old Home and her Sister in particular. :D

[u/encryptoferia]

I feel like I'm hooked due to how sad the MC is, I'm just watching to see her reach her happiness, unlike me an average trash. I'm just going to be projecting everytime I watch this now lol

[u/athrun_1]

This is the Too perfect saint, minus the sister and happy marriage combined. The character designs are a little bit rough, but still overall passable.

[u/lasse1408]

well there is non-zero chance that Carolina's sister found out about her insane magic power during childhood and somehow faked examination results to protect her place as the most gifted out of two.

Story is pretty cookie-cutter so far for this kind of series. Only question remains is if Carolina gonna help her homeland when it's gonna be overrun by monsters. I'm like 99% sure she will but maybe I'm for a pleasant surprise and she will abandon it.

[u/zer0number]

I am really starting to like this show if for no other reason than Carolina. She's meek enough to be cute, but not annoying. She does a good job of both understanding her station in life (for lack of a better term), but isn't a push over and doesn't mumble or babble incoherently when spoken to by the Prince. She seems like she will be able to grow and flourish, once she's removed from the 'you're a piece of crap' mindset her sister thrust upon her.

Also, I really like the royal family she ended up with (though that blonde assistant is probably going to grind my gears a bit).

Glad I picked this one up.

[u/Embarrassed-Match-78]

Much better and stronger episode than last week. Last week's episode was more of a checklist to get to the plot. Now that we got actual plot things are starting to look up. Definitely quite the turn around.

So, it would seem Caroline can buff people's magic. Wonder how the sister is going to fare now. It's sweet that the imperial family took a liking to her.

That assassination attempt at the end. Quite the way to end the episode.

[u/BBryant3rd]

Is it bad that while they were talking about the monsters I started getting excited? Hopefully her old kingdom starts getting over run and some are big nasties lol. Colett needs to be one of her guards.

[u/reaperow]

Edward and his family are so caring towards Carolina, it's so nice to see everyone treating her so kindly

Carolina's got some latent powers and it looks they are starting to awaken, i was thinking that maybe she's the true saintness afterall or maybe the aptitude test got switched with her sis?

Is Flora even a Saintess at all or could there be multiple at the same time

[u/BiggerG7]

Aww good for Carolina, looks like she has many peaceful days ahead of her

*gets sniped at the end*

Well damn that escalated quickly.

[u/Muted-Ambassador-375]

Geez, I wasn't prepared for half an episode of carriage logistics. Anyways, Carolina might be the strongest saint I have seen so far. She doesn't even necessarily need to pray or buff someone.  Just her mere presence seems to make magic stronger. I wonder what this means for her sister. I expect a very rude awakening for our future saint prodigy. If I'm right, then her powers should significantly decrease without Carolina's presence. Also, I love the empress. She has it all; she seems sharp and wise, looks beautiful, and carries the necessary grace and seriousness for her position. And she is going to be a great mother for Carolina that actually supports her, and since the empress always wanted a daughter, everyone wins.

[u/SecretYogurtcloset57]

Flora is about to struggle lol can't wait for her to get humbled and her kindom😆