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** Speaking of which, Siegfried's sacrifice, [[FateApocrypha/Heartwarming while very touching]], is also deeply tragic in that Siegfried felt it necessary to go so far. Not only because of his lack of a connection to Gordes, but in order to make amends for nearly letting the Homunculus who'd go by Sieg afterward die tragically, AND for almost repeating the mistake he deeply regretted in life: always doing what others wished of him instead of what he wanted to do and believed to be right.
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** Speaking of which, Siegfried's sacrifice, [[FateApocrypha/Heartwarming [[Heartwarming/FateApocrypha while very touching]], is also deeply tragic in that Siegfried felt it necessary to go so far. Not only because of his lack of a connection to Gordes, but in order to make amends for nearly letting the Homunculus who'd go by Sieg afterward die tragically, AND for almost repeating the mistake he deeply regretted in life: always doing what others wished of him instead of what he wanted to do and believed to be right.
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* The [[PoorCommunicationKills series of poor decisions]] that lead to Saber of Black's death. It is directly stated in the light novel that Gordes' heavy-handed decision to forbid Siegfried from speaking directly lead to their fatal disagreement. This in turn was all the result of [[FatalFlaw Gordes' enormous ego]] brought on by years of having his parents fill his head with tales of the Musiks' prior glory. If he hadn't insisted on treating a hero as a tool, if he'd attempted to form a connection with his Servant as Fiore and Caules did and Roche and Darnic tried to, Gordes and Siegfried might have been able to work much better together. Instead, they didn't, Gordes allowed his arrogance and [[InferioritySuperiorityComplex inferiority complex]] to push him to make multiple foolish choices, and forces Siegfried [[HeroicSacrifice to sacrifice himself]]. [[ATragedyOfImpulsiveness A moment's mistake lead to bitter regret]].
** Speaking of which, Siegfried's sacrifice, [[FateApocrypha/Heartwarming while very touching]], is also deeply tragic in that Siegfried felt it necessary to go so far. Not only because of his lack of a connection to Gordes, but in order to make amends for nearly letting the Homunculus who'd go by Sieg afterward die tragically, AND for almost repeating the mistake he deeply regretted in life: always doing what others wished of him instead of what he wanted to do and believed to be right.
** Speaking of which, Siegfried's sacrifice, [[FateApocrypha/Heartwarming while very touching]], is also deeply tragic in that Siegfried felt it necessary to go so far. Not only because of his lack of a connection to Gordes, but in order to make amends for nearly letting the Homunculus who'd go by Sieg afterward die tragically, AND for almost repeating the mistake he deeply regretted in life: always doing what others wished of him instead of what he wanted to do and believed to be right.
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* Episode 25, also the HeartwarmingMoments as Shirou dying slowly from his mortal wounds, Semiramis cradles him on her laps as the Hanging Garden Of Babylon collapses, they discuss themselves whether or not their mission was in vain and Shirou planning to eliminate her after accomplishing his main goal which is actually false as they realize they love each other and give each other their last kiss before Semiramis vanishes as she watches him die.
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* Episode 25, also the HeartwarmingMoments SugarWiki/HeartwarmingMoments as Shirou dying slowly from his mortal wounds, Semiramis cradles him on her laps as the Hanging Garden Of Babylon collapses, they discuss themselves whether or not their mission was in vain and Shirou planning to eliminate her after accomplishing his main goal which is actually false as they realize they love each other and give each other their last kiss before Semiramis vanishes as she watches him die.
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* When Jeanne recovered next episode, Gilles went on a rant that he wouldn't end up being saved, crying his eyes out. It's surprising that for someone who would end up being a gleeful SerialKiller, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he's aware of what he has done]] and is desperately craving for forgiveness and salvation. [[LightNovel/FateZero It's also not the first time fans of the franchise him a moment of clarity, realizing the monster he has become.]]
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* When Jeanne recovered next episode, Gilles went on a rant that he wouldn't end up being saved, crying his eyes out. It's surprising that for someone who would end up being a gleeful SerialKiller, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he's aware of what he has done]] and is desperately craving for forgiveness and salvation. [[LightNovel/FateZero [[Literature/FateZero It's also not the first time fans of the franchise him a moment of clarity, realizing the monster he has become.]]
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** Made worse by the fact that in the end, Artoria never held any enmity for Mordred, the reason she never Mordred her heir was that, simply put, she didn't believe Mordred was worthy of being a ruler. [[PoorCommunicationKills Had she communicated this to Mordred earlier, a lot of tragedy may have been avoided.]]
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** Made worse by the fact that in the end, Artoria never held any enmity for Mordred, the reason she never declared Mordred her heir was that, simply put, she didn't believe Mordred was worthy of being a ruler. [[PoorCommunicationKills Had she communicated this to Mordred earlier, a lot of tragedy may have been avoided.]]
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** Made worse by the fact that in the end, Artoria never held any enmity for Mordred, the reason she never Mordred her heir was that, simply put, she didn't believe Mordred was worthy of being a ruler. [[PoorCommunicationKills Had she communicated this to Mordred earlier, a lot of tragedy may have been avoided.]]
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* In Episode 22, Achilles made up his shame at 19 by attacking the now mad Atalanta. They ended up killing each other, Atalanta recovered... and she started to cry, knowing that deep down she knew Jeanne was right, but she couldn't bring herself to deny that, not when her dream of a world where children were loved was on the line... [[CryCute It was one of the few moments that the old self of Atalanta was known to genuinely cry,]] which would be her last.
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* In Episode 22, Achilles made up his shame at 19 by attacking the now mad Atalanta. They ended up killing each other, Atalanta recovered... and she started to cry, knowing that deep down she knew Jeanne was right, but she couldn't bring herself to deny that, not when her dream of a world where children were loved was on the line... [[CryCute It was one of the few moments that the old self of Atalanta was known to genuinely cry,]] cry, which would be her last.
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* Roche begging and pleading with Caster of Black to not [[HumanResources turn him into Adam's core]] and demanding to know why the man he came to respect so much would do this. Even worse is how [[LackOfEmpathy utterly calm]] Avicebron is being in return.
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* Roche begging and pleading with Caster of Black to not [[HumanResources turn him into Adam's core]] and demanding to know why the man he came to respect so much would do this. Even worse is how [[LackOfEmpathy utterly calm]] Avicebron is being in return. Apparently, the Throne of Heroes took notice and quite possibly shed tears on this that they imprinted this very scene to Avicebron's Spirit Graph that when he's summoned in ''VideoGame/FateGrandOrder'', [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he was so mortified at the extent of what he could do.]]
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* When Jeanne recovered next episode, Gilles went on a rant that he wouldn't end up being saved, crying his eyes out. It's surprising that for someone who would end up being a gleeful SerialKiller, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he's aware of what he has done]] and is desperately craving for forgiveness and salvation.
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* When Jeanne recovered next episode, Gilles went on a rant that he wouldn't end up being saved, crying his eyes out. It's surprising that for someone who would end up being a gleeful SerialKiller, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he's aware of what he has done]] and is desperately craving for forgiveness and salvation. [[LightNovel/FateZero It's also not the first time fans of the franchise him a moment of clarity, realizing the monster he has become.]]
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* When Jeanne recovered next episode, Gilles went on a rant that he wouldn't end up being saved, crying his eyes out. It's surprising that for someone who would end up being a gleeful SerialKiller, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he's aware of what he has done]] and is desperately craving for forgiveness and salvation.
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* When Jeanne recovered next episode, Gilles went on a rant that he wouldn't end up being saved, crying his eyes out. It's surprising that for someone who would end up being a gleeful SerialKiller, [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone he's aware of what he has done]] and is desperately craving for forgiveness and salvation.salvation.
* Episode 25, also the HeartwarmingMoments as Shirou dying slowly from his mortal wounds, Semiramis cradles him on her laps as the Hanging Garden Of Babylon collapses, they discuss themselves whether or not their mission was in vain and Shirou planning to eliminate her after accomplishing his main goal which is actually false as they realize they love each other and give each other their last kiss before Semiramis vanishes as she watches him die.
* Episode 25, also the HeartwarmingMoments as Shirou dying slowly from his mortal wounds, Semiramis cradles him on her laps as the Hanging Garden Of Babylon collapses, they discuss themselves whether or not their mission was in vain and Shirou planning to eliminate her after accomplishing his main goal which is actually false as they realize they love each other and give each other their last kiss before Semiramis vanishes as she watches him die.
