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His Story Is So Tragic | Couple First Time Watching Re:Zero | S1 E20 (Patreon)

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2025-05-03 21:25:22
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2025-06-11 12:35:09
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His Story Is So Tragic | Couple First Time Watching Re:Zero | S1 E20

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Adel

In Wilhelm’s backstory, Theresia is often seen gazing at the flower field while he trains his swordsmanship. Their first encounter happens there, though she conceals her identity. At the time, she is the Sword Master, yet she holds no passion for the art itself. Later, when Wilhelm is on the verge of death, she saves him—only for him to grow furious upon discovering who she truly is. Through their frequent meetings, Wilhelm noticed her lingering sadness and melancholy. She would visit the flowers she loved to soothe her heart, he came to realize that she never wanted to be the Sword Master in the first place. That's why in episode 19, Wilhelm says "My wife never wanted to wield a sword but was loved by the sword more than anyone else." Unlike Wilhelm, who wields the blade with devotion to protect what he cherishes, Theresia feels no such connection. To her, the sword is a burden; her love lies with the flowers. This is why her words—"Protecting others sounds good to me too," echoing Wilhelm’s own—ring hollow to him. She isn’t lying out of malice but to reassure him and sever their bond, pretending to share his ideals. Wilhelm, however, sees through this and to him, her pretense disrespects the sword’s beauty, a weapon he reveres. His outburst shows not only how much he cares about swordsmanship, but also how frustrated he is that she won’t admit what she really wants. The tragedy lies in their opposing relationships with the sword: for Wilhelm, it’s a purpose; for Theresia, a prison.

prinze15

so happy to see another rezero reaction ;_;