This last episode was beautiful, a little on the cheap side in terms of 'wrapping' everything up but, still artistically stunning and emotional gripping. And, 5.it would've been great to get a clearer picture of what her deal was and why she was such a raging bitch to them. Are we supposed to assume the ringing and the excessive exhaustion of 9,5,and 12 is due to the drug they were forced to take? I, too, would have liked to see more of the orphanage to get a better understanding on their characters, and also shed some light on why their personalities developed so differently.
I mean, her killing herself after all the shit she went through and the games she played to get 9? It definitely needed more background. I guess Nine was a more difficult target because they could accidentally shoot the detonator and cause a bigger mess? Iunno. If you're asking why they shot Twelve first instead of Nine, who had the detonator, then I don't have a good answer. If Nine and Twelve were left alive to tell Shibazaki about all the shit that the US did, then the US would be in some deep trouble and would have to explain their destructive actions beyond their original goal of "securing the a-bomb." Without Nine and Twelve, the US can somehow wiggle themselves out of this mess by saying that it was for the greater good of Japan and the world. The US can justify their actions of killing Nine and Twelve by saying they disposed of "dangerous terrorists," a fact that would seem believable after Nine sent the automated message declaring that he was going to kill everyone. They decided to shoot the terrorists because they didn't want people like Nine or Twelve to be alive, since they were direct witnesses to all the shit that US did, in order to secure the a-bomb. Feels weird to be on this side of the conversation but why did they shoot Twelve? I understand Shibazaki intervening but Twelve.I didn't like the fact he die but I still want to know the reason to go ahead.
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