I mean, if @AnonymousRabbit says my write-in's superfluous, then it is. But until I have that information, and the stuff I just said is still applicable, then my conclusion is that joking around is wasting time that can decide whether or not Medb dies.>says this
>all given options are quips and jokes
She would die happy knowing that we made lewd jokes at Jeanne's expense while trying to save her.
I'd think she'd prefer to die atop a mountainous orgy with Brie clutched tight in her arms. And Jeanne under them both.
We could make sure to spend our last command seals before doing it
I don't think Cu is listening to Minerva because she has command seals. Heck, he was more or less fine serving Kirei in F/SN despite Kirei killing his former master. This is a dude who values loyalty and is loyal to whoever his master is, as long as his master doesn't backstab him. Or ask him to do something truly horrible (though Berserker's standards for horrible are considerably looser than his Lancer version).
Oh, I already know what I'm making the last Command: "When I get done, whatever you do, make sure you leave Minerva alive. The Magus Association will be crueler than you ever can."
Oh yeah, BerserCu's not going to pass up a chance to punt Minerva if he can help it.
I cannot believe that CuZerker couldn't have offed her before. Command seals are not fast enough to stop him from taking her head, unless the one used command seal was, "don't kill me." Which is possible but seems unlikely. Cu has worked with people he doesn't like and doesn't respect before.
Wasn't one of the first things he said when realizing the bodies had been switched how excited he was to go up against Minerva?
Can you find that quote? I don't remember that.
I don't know what you're trying to imply here. That Cu has backstabbed his master before? The context of this scene is that Kirei ordered Cu to kill himself earlier, which Minerva has certainly not done. Until then, Cu worked with Kirei even though he was being told to do things that annoyed him, or bored him.
Well, the quote I was thinking of was this:
But that's just saying Cu hates her guts, something reinforced by subsequent dialog:
But the thing I should instead be pointing at, beyond Cu's initial murder of two of Minerva's fellow dolls?
This is what establishes lethal intent. Sure, he wants Brie to do the ass-kicking first. But if we tell Cu he can rip and tear her, so long as she lives, BerserCu will not hesitate for an instant.
I feel like that is an optimistic interpretation of what he said. It's clear he dislikes her and has no respect for her as a master, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't listen to her if she became his master again. After all, he's already been doing that this whole time. As I said, if he disliked her to the point where he refused to even acknowledge her as his master, he would have done something by now.
... I think you've misunderstood the timeframe of my comment about punting. That wasn't some read-back claiming how Cu's constantly trying to rebel. It's like Rabbit said: he wants to rip and tear Minerva, and I'm saying he'd do it in the hypothetical future I'm describing.
I thought the command spell we gave Cu earlier was a bit of a giveaway?
Supersenses, Servant, and in his own words:
EDIT:
Heh. You think we're giving Minerva a choice. That's funny.
