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Just kidding you CorenButcher.

Just~Kidding~ <3

You sadist.

Heh.

1&2. The game is really great, at first I totally can sympathize with Ryouji. Poor boy, being betrayed by the one you trust so much and not knowing the truth. :'( And I'm tearing so much over the fact that he'll be beheaded. *cries silently in the corner* But after playing Another View, I feel like I can finally understand the whole story. It's all about perspectives, right? When you're a Minamoto, Taira's the villain who will kill you no matter what it takes. But if you're a Taira, then the Minamoto is the real murderer who point their fingers at your family. And it's kinda frustating, it's like, nobody's right, but at the same time, nobody's wrong. The Minamoto is at fault for killing Tameyoshi and then made Taira take all the blame, but the Taira is also at fault for taking advantage of Minamoto and then tried to kill every last of them. One thing I don't really get though, why does the Taira still kill the Minamoto even though they're not the one that killed Tameyoshi? Is it merely because they were the one that took the blame?
3. I think it's (too) obvious, but both Ryouji and Yuki are my favourites. :'D And they'd make a cute couple, no? :3 (I can only imagine a 'Romeo and Juliet' scenario with the way their family hates each other, though), and I can just imagine how cute their babies will be. :"D I wish they'd show a picture of Minamoto no Makoto though, but I guess it's really up to our imagination, huh? :3 Okay, now I'll stop rambling. *zips my mouth*
4. Umm, can I just say I love all of them? :'D No kidding, I really enjoy all of 'em, kudos to whoever composed them. :D
5.
This screenshot is my favorite, since I also thought Yuki's name was composed of snow, and when she told the truth, I was like, 'Of course! The mist and fog, the ones that will slowly capture you and devour you when you were least expecting it!'. I think it's really awesome how you made the name. :D

the Tameyoshi business, it all boils down to honour. The concept of family/clan pride in ancient Japan, and even modern Japan, is a lot stronger than what other cultures tend to follow. It's always family honour before the individual, that's why. To slink away from a battle like this is tantamount to admitting defeat or forgiving the other, and when a feud has gone to "This is Unforgivable" territory, there's no way to back out of it.