there's a crucial moment in #FateZero when Kotomine Risei, a priest of the Holy Church (which is fairly clearly the "Fate/" universe's analogue of the Catholic Church), stands in his church among the presence of Hassan of the Hundred Personas (unfortunately, minus one).
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and then he says something that his son, Kotomine Kirei, really doesn't like—at least, judging from the way Kirei's face falls when his dad says (in translation):
"These old eyes of mine will finally see a miracle incarnate."
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"These old eyes of mine will finally see a miracle incarnate."
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Kirei was a man with serious emotional issues—unrecognized, because he was (effectively) a Catholic priest's son. all he'd known was a rigid Catholic life. he'd even been an official church mage-killer.
he's *shocked* to learn that his father is involved in a magical war.
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he's *shocked* to learn that his father is involved in a magical war.
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but I think he's especially shocked to see his father treating magecraft as *miraculous*.
are miracles and magic allies? or are they opposed? (or are they both figments of human imagination?)
~Chara
are miracles and magic allies? or are they opposed? (or are they both figments of human imagination?)
~Chara
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