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* Guts' fight in Qliphoth against the ghosts of the Band of the Hawk summoned by Charles, including Casca as she was before she went insane. As each of them is defeated, they fade away while making their own emotional parting words. Casca's scene is especially poignant as she is disappearing in Guts' arms. She tenderly strokes Guts' cheek while saying "After all, you were fighting your own battle," and then she vanishes.
* Charles' death makes you go AlasPoorVillain, since he was a young child corrupted by the power offered by the God Hand, and he was devastated by the fact that he had sacrificed his beloved sister. It's even sadder that he died while trying to convince himself that Marien was still alive.
* Schierke's grief at losing Flora and the peaceful forest home she loved is depicted in a very emotive and poignant way.
* Charles' death makes you go AlasPoorVillain, since he was a young child corrupted by the power offered by the God Hand, and he was devastated by the fact that he had sacrificed his beloved sister. It's even sadder that he died while trying to convince himself that Marien was still alive.
* Schierke's grief at losing Flora and the peaceful forest home she loved is depicted in a very emotive and poignant way.
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* Charles' death makes you go AlasPoorVillain, since he was a young child corrupted by the power offered by the God Hand, and he was devastated by the fact that he had sacrificed his beloved sister. It's even sadder that he died while trying to convince himself that Marien was still alive.
* Schierke's grief at losing Flora and the peaceful forest home she loved is depicted in a very emotive and poignant way.
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* Guts' fight in Qliphoth against the ghosts of the Band of the Hawk summoned by Charles, including Casca as she was before she went insane. As each of them is defeated, they fade away while making their own emotional parting words. Casca's scene is especially poignant as she is disappearing in Guts' arms. They share some words, and as she tenderly strokes Guts' cheek, she vanishes.
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* Guts' fight in Qliphoth against the ghosts of the Band of the Hawk summoned by Charles, including Casca as she was before she went insane. As each of them is defeated, they fade away while making their own emotional parting words. Casca's scene is especially poignant as she is disappearing in Guts' arms. They share some words, and as she She tenderly strokes Guts' cheek, cheek while saying "After all, you were fighting your own battle," and then she vanishes.vanishes.
* Charles' death makes you go AlasPoorVillain, since he was a young child corrupted by the power offered by the God Hand, and he was devastated by the fact that he had sacrificed his beloved sister. It's even sadder that he died while trying to convince himself that Marien was still alive.
* Schierke's grief at losing Flora and the peaceful forest home she loved is depicted in a very emotive and poignant way.
* Charles' death makes you go AlasPoorVillain, since he was a young child corrupted by the power offered by the God Hand, and he was devastated by the fact that he had sacrificed his beloved sister. It's even sadder that he died while trying to convince himself that Marien was still alive.
* Schierke's grief at losing Flora and the peaceful forest home she loved is depicted in a very emotive and poignant way.
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* Guts' fight in Qliphoth against the ghosts of the Band of the Hawk summoned by Charles, including Casca as she was before she went insane. As each of them is defeated, they fade away while making their own emotional parting words. Casca's scene is especially poignant as she is disappearing in Guts' arms. They share some words, and as she tenderly strokes Guts' cheek, she vanishes.
