No one to root for and all predestined scenes are scrambled and out of sync. Nocton does what he does to survive regardless of the method; Alice believes in her righteousness because of her visions (that are not playing out the way she believes they are); Aaron is trying to pursue justice but...
Nice juxtaposition from wanting to be a good person's equal to wanting to do whatever it takes to keep your deeds in the dark. An equal comparison is made between the dead here: Ebony's conversation with her teacher versus the way her dead father seems to speak from the grave to implicate his...