Episode 13: Gambit ~ What a very interesting way to end this episode~ Revealed truths in this episode:There exists a hidden mansion called the Quadorian (九羽鳥庵) in the forests of Rokkenjima.In 1967, there existed Beatrice as a human in a hidden mansion on Rokkenjima.Beatrice is definitely dead at this point of Rosa’s story.There does not exist nineteen or more people on Rokkenjima.Based on the four new revelations, it was confirmed that a human Beatrice once existed on earth. She is a very sweet lady and was only locked up by Kinzou inside the mansion. She is so meek and was afraid of the wolves inside the forest that's why she doesn't go out. The very same reason why she is so shocked to see a young Rosa who was able to reach her alive and well. The two of them became friends and Rosa invited the innocent Beatrice to go out and see the world. Beatrice became excited and agreed that she will go out for the first time.When the humble Beato went out and admired the ocean for the first time. They are on the cliff walking....then suddenly Beato slipped and she fell to the ground...dead. Now, the 19th person on the island is dead.It seems that Beatrice, the endless witch was only trapped inside a human body. But when the physical body became dead, her soul was released and the Beato that we all know.It is also in this episode that the sacrifices for the first twilight were made. The sarifices were: Kinzou, Shannon, Genji and Kanon and Gouda. But Kanon was kinda reluctant to accept this fate and so the mean Beatrice summoned her furnitures. Kanon and the Seven Stakes of Hell fought and if Kanon wins, Beatrice promises that she will let Kanon decide the five people who can escape being among the thirteen sacrifices. Kanon easily won from Lucifer but he still needs to face the other six. This time, Shannon came to rescue and protected him but still to no avail.Kumasawa seems to be the next target but she blocks them easily and she has a barrier. Interestingly, Kumasawa is actually the previous Lady Beatrice and the current and the past Beatos met once again.
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I've gotten lazy with posting about Umineko in a timely manner. So to that end, I'm going to be extremely brief about this episode to catch up to 14, which was personally, my favorite episode of the season so far.
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I personally love those series in which you can never be sure what to expect, which is exactly the case in Umineko. Even after being spoiled that Beatrice was going to die I still loved how this episode played out. Seriously, can this series get even more intriguing? In this episode, we learn that Beatrice indeed [...]
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