Evi Crystal

Most of the characters in Reborn have emboldened a lot because of the conditions in which they grew up. Saphira is clearly one of them. Not only that. As time goes by, I'm convinced that she's the one who best represents this very type of person among all the other characters of the story. There's enough traces of her past left in the current timeline to realize it. She first attended the death of her parents and regretted not to be able to save them. Then, she was forced to stay at the orphanage in Lapis Ward where ECT has been frequently necessitated for emotional regulation in response to her delusions and violent outbursts, according to Dr. Sigmund. She also went through the Circuit multiple times and was probably forced to see her sisters receive the same treatment, not being able to do anything to stop it. What makes it even more gruesome is that in the finale version of the game, it's been stipulated that Charlotte, Laura and Saphira were respectively 6, 8 and 15 years old the day they were admitted in the orphanage. Also, Laura left the orphanage shortly after her 18th birthday, so that means that the dark times of the Belrose family had begun exactly ten years before the arrival of the player in Reborn. This also means that during seven years, following Saphira’s discharge, she couldn't be with her sisters anymore, so there was no more possibilities for her to protect her siblings, which made the fate of these girls even more cruel. The fact that all of Saphira's requests for guardianship were denied didn't help and just made her frustration grow more and more over years. And the worst is, even if you wanted to defend her and the rest of her family, her overprotective behaviour could hardly be compatible with outside help. Everytime she claims that the world is corrupt and that it's always been her against the world, I can't help but reply that it's not the case for everyone, especially when you understand her whole story. Just because one guy used unconventional measures by lack of introspection doesn't mean that no one can put things right in a better way. Only those who don't care would consider Saphira as a bad person. This is what makes her character so tragic in my opinion. She deserves to be helped!

With only makes me loathe Sirius much more than ever! Goddammit you son of Grandbull, have to burn their house and ruined their lives!

For Sigmund, I would facepalm and be very angry with him as well. But not the same like with Sirius. 

I was kinda right with Saphira's story, if this steams from being a failure to her own family. Despite it was out of her control

Yeah, Saphira deserves more hugs and everthying. The poor thing... Well, at least there is a Happy End for the sisters now

I couldn't agree with ya'll more. Her character is extremely well done in E19, in my opinion. We got to see why she acts the way she does and how she makes her choices. Plus, it's obvious she's not actually a bad person, she's just very guarded.

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