#quabright

If Char hadn't chosen the “massacre of the people” ending, I get the feeling Bright might have gone along with him.

Bright’s guiding principle is “I will not tolerate terrorism that threatens the lives of ordinary people.” That’s why he absolutely refuses to forgive the Zabi family for their terrorist uprising, opposes the Titans, won’t forgive Haman, cracks down on Zeon remnants, and insists that Char—who has resorted to terrorism—must be stopped. By publishing the Universal Century Charter, he tries to protect the two of them by connecting their past goodwill to the future. As long as he doesn’t choose terrorism that involves civilians, he can be won over as an ally.

It’s a well-known rule that if the recipient wears the clothes you sent them, the giver is free to take them off.

This is the worst.

Everyone keeps trying to make me wear flashy clothes. If you’ve decided to be with me, we’re in this together—so you wear Bright, too.

That’s a completely different matter.

I want to see those who broke away because they couldn’t get along with the higher-ups who approved the Zabi family’s revival.