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The Tetris Effect is a real thing, but I guess they can't use that word.

@lolawhiterabbit This is just the original timeline. Ohara

Ohara had her own personal issues and insecurities, but she had nothing to do with Shuli's murder. That's why she looks so shocked. This happened because the Cardinal saw an opportunity, but they weren't even colluded. It's an old-school tragedy of errors.

It's interesting that it's hard to tell if she is trying to deliberately emotionally manipulate him, or not.

@mackowacko

Arisa is just

They explain how she was killed in the novel, and it's not pretty. The whole point was to turn her into a "martyr" in order to act against those of different faith.

Even if she is a reincarnated modern woman, she still lived a whole life in that hellish house. She saw her brother be killed, she had to kill an apparition of her brother and she drinks poison every day. It's not a surprise that she turned into a twisted person, even if she still has morals...

This webtoon: bigass book This webtoon if people weren't stubborn idiots unwilling to talk to each other: 2 pages

Prisma doesn't take place in the same "worldview" as the rest of the Fate franchise. It's connected, but it doesn't follow the same rules.

The heroine and the villainess are co-protagonists in this and they both find out that  

For anyone that doesn't understand: the mother is working with somone else (a dark magician) and has her own plan. Duroa's memory is fucked up, which shouldn't be possible (even if Nocton's brainwashing had worked on her) because of the potion she drank.

@X-117017 I really don't think they will adapt the second part because the first is pretty self-contained and it would be way too long. Besides,

The manga added the bit with Claire defending Rei, which made the chapter have a happier and more hopeful ending. The WN/LN had a more melancholic tone.

@Bunnymochi He tried to do it, but his hypnosis doesn't work on her. Both him and Valrose thinks he did it, and that's why they can't be honest with each other.