In spite of all of that, Shiro still believed in Sora. He was even invisible to Jibril, the god killing Flügel. She remembered him saying he believed in her and that the two of them were one.īolstered by these memories, she said ( 09:39), “Brother would never leave me alone.” As she regained her confidence, some of her memories of Sora returned, further strengthening her resolved. Shiro realized that it had to be the result of a game. Together, the three of them realized that magic alone could not have brought this to pass. Her realization that her last clear memories were from the 19th, when today was the 21st, helped Jibril and Stephanie understand that the problem was not in Shiro’s head - they’d all been affected. Shiro’s declaration started the ball rolling. That was worth the anguish to see! Moment 2: A Statement of Utter Confidenceĭespite no physical evidence, despite not even being able to see Sora herself, Shiro still believed in him. Shiro, by her own force of will, and begun clawing her way back to sanity. The color that had drained away earlier began to come back. And those two truths superseded everything else.Ĭrying out loud that ( 06:21) “Blank doesn’t lose!” she slammed the piece down on a squared where it threatened Jibril’s king. This effort to make Blank lose intentionally was wrong.
Shiro had to make the decision - play the piece or not? She paused. Even still, her hand picked up a piece and began to put it down where it would result in her own King being checkmated. As they played a game of chess, Shiro felt more and more clearly that this was wrong. Jibril asked Shiro to lose so her mind would be clear. Jibril challenged her to a game, with the stakes being Shiro’s false memories (i.e., memories of her brother). She felt like she would lose even that little bit soon.
Shiro’s very memories of Sora began to fade.
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