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* ReassignedToAntarctica: Downplayed. Even as Yang continues to get promoted and earn accolades, many of his superiors (and eventually the High Council) give him sub-par assignments and support in an attempt to stymy his rise in popularity. While he quietly makes the most of the situation, this isn't lost on some of his subordinates.
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* GoingNative: For Köfenhiller's part in saving Yang, Murai arranged him to not only get Alliance citizenship but also a retroactive pension from the FPA military befitting his rank, as if he had always been there. Köfenhiller, on his end, makes no real objections, while noting how he's by then lived much longer in the Alliance than he'd ever been in the Empire.
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* GoingNative: For Köfenhiller's part in saving Yang, Murai arranged for him to not only get Alliance citizenship but also a retroactive pension from the FPA military befitting his rank, as if he had always been there. Köfenhiller, on his end, makes no real objections, while noting how he's by then lived much longer in the Alliance than he'd ever been in the Empire.
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* ThePowerOfTrust: In the first original novel, one of the first things the audience learns about the Rosen Ritters is that their commanders have a mixed record of either dying nobly for the Alliance or betraying them to defect to the Empire; Schönkopf is the tiebreaker for the unit's record. When Yang explains how his plan depends on the Rosen Ritter, particularly Schönkopf, to succeed, Walter asks what Yang plans to do if, hypothetically, he betrayed them. Yang simply admits that he'd [[KnowWhenToFoldThem retreat in failure]]. After their conversation has Yang admit that his hopes are [[OneLastJob to be able to retire after winning a long enough ceasefire in the]] EndlessWar for Julian to grow up in peace, Schönkopf accepts the plan, and their long and fruitful partnership begins.
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* ThePowerOfTrust: In the first original novel, one of the first things the audience learns about the Rosen Ritters is that their commanders have a mixed record of either dying nobly for the Alliance or betraying them to defect to the Empire; Schönkopf is the tiebreaker for the unit's record. When Yang explains how his plan depends on the Rosen Ritter, particularly Schönkopf, to succeed, Walter asks what Yang plans to do if, hypothetically, he betrayed them. Yang simply admits that he'd [[KnowWhenToFoldThem retreat in failure]]. After their conversation has Yang admit that his hopes are [[OneLastJob to be able to retire after winning a long enough ceasefire in the]] EndlessWar ForeverWar for Julian to grow up in peace, Schönkopf accepts the plan, and their long and fruitful partnership begins.
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* ThePowerOfTrust: In the first original novel, one of the first things the audience learns about the Rosen Ritters is that their commanders have a mixed record of either dying nobly for the Alliance or betraying them to defect to the Empire; Schönkopf is the tiebreaker for the unit's record. When Yang explains how his plan depends on the Rosen Ritter, particularly Schönkopf, to succeed, Walter asks what Yang plans to do if, hypothetically, he betrayed them. Yang simply admits that he'd [[KnowWhenToFoldThem retreat in failure]]. After their conversation has Yang admit that his hopes are [[OneLastJob to be able to retire after winning a long enough ceasefire in the]] EndlessWar for Julian to grow up in peace, Schönkopf accepts the plan, and their long and fruitful partnership begins.
