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* The use of the Carmina Burana as the DynamicEntry ThemeMusicPowerUp for the SAZ is a dire insult to Britannia, once the lyrics and nature of the song are examined. The Carmina Burana is about the vicissitudes of Fortune, and how all things eventually are brought low. To Britannia, a country built on the ideal of Manifest Destiny, who were cast out from their home of England and likely have a national complex relating to the fear of being brought down once again? It is the ultimate slap in the face.
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* The use of the Carmina Burana as the DynamicEntry ThemeMusicPowerUp BigEntrance for the SAZ is a dire insult to Britannia, once the lyrics and nature of the song are examined. The Carmina Burana is about the vicissitudes of Fortune, and how all things eventually are brought low. To Britannia, a country built on the ideal of Manifest Destiny, who were cast out from their home of England and likely have a national complex relating to the fear of being brought down once again? It is the ultimate slap in the face.
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* The method used to kill Kusakabe is actually a two fold message. One, a chastisement to the JLF for letting someone like Kusakabe rise so high in the ranks and declaring them without honor. The letter to Tohdoh declares the JLF finished, a description the Colonel does not dispute.
** And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
* The use of Carmina Burana as the entrance song for the SAZ is a dire insult to Britannia once the lyrics and nature of the song are examined. Carmina Burana is about the vicissitudes of fortune, and how all things eventually are brought low. To Britannia, a country built on the ideal of manifest destiny, who were cast out from their home of england and likely has a national complex relating to the fear of being brought down once again? It is a slap in the face.
** And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
* The use of Carmina Burana as the entrance song for the SAZ is a dire insult to Britannia once the lyrics and nature of the song are examined. Carmina Burana is about the vicissitudes of fortune, and how all things eventually are brought low. To Britannia, a country built on the ideal of manifest destiny, who were cast out from their home of england and likely has a national complex relating to the fear of being brought down once again? It is a slap in the face.
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* The method used to kill Kusakabe is actually a two fold twofold message. One, First, a chastisement to the JLF for letting allowing someone like Kusakabe to rise so high in the ranks and declaring them to be without honor. The letter to Tohdoh declares the JLF finished, a description that the Colonel does not dispute.
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** And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
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** And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.Japan.
* The use of Carmina Burana as the entrance song for the SAZ is a dire insult to Britannia once the lyrics and nature of the song are examined. Carmina Burana is about the vicissitudes of fortune, and how all things eventually are brought low. To Britannia, a country built on the ideal of manifest destiny, who were cast out from their home of england and likely has a national complex relating to the fear of being brought down once again? It is a slap in the face.
* The use of Carmina Burana as the entrance song for the SAZ is a dire insult to Britannia once the lyrics and nature of the song are examined. Carmina Burana is about the vicissitudes of fortune, and how all things eventually are brought low. To Britannia, a country built on the ideal of manifest destiny, who were cast out from their home of england and likely has a national complex relating to the fear of being brought down once again? It is a slap in the face.
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And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
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** And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
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* The method used to kill Kusakabe is actually a two fold message. One, a chastisement to the JLF for letting someone like Kusakabe rise so high in the ranks and declaring them without honor. The letter to Tohdoh declares the JLF finished, a description the Colonel does not dispute.
And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
And two: A declaration of intent to Cornelia and proof that Zero is serious about his manifesto. The letter asking her to eliminate them meanwhile, says that Zero represents his own side, a new faction in of itself, and not that of Japan.
