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Originally Posted by DreadBringer

Why "not knowing someone that well" should diminish this? As they're still people with human rights that deserve to be cared for, not only exclusively closed ones.

Because Date thinks Eiji is a rich big guy who will be saved by his daddy as soon as something bad happens to him. And at the expense of rights, I repeat once again: he warned when he shot. And, speaking of "basic human rights", Brave completely ignores them in relation to Asakura in their special.

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And I mean the beatdown Eiji got by some Greeeds still canonically happened, and after that Date temporarily left the show (it's ep. 38) to return in ep. 46 later as Proto Birth. I mean if you'd think Eiji was fine afterwards, then so does Keiwa which you seem to exaggerate the consequences of the trap.

Both Eiji and Keiwa are altruistic characters who, even if something is wrong with them, will not say it. Therefore, these actions characterize Date and Neon. For Date in the early stages, Agee is an obnoxious person from the past who prevents Date from earning a cure. For Neon Keiwa, this is a close friend whom she even admires, but at the same time, whom she is ready to harm in order to win and fulfill her desire. There is no contradiction in Date's actions, while Neon makes a choice and makes it selfishly.

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And I guess you'd still depict her as "go to great lengths" for her desire because as for below, you seem to dismiss predicaments that isn't death, cuz she takes defeat well but this one has more consequence.

I caught up with Geats and now I can confidently say that she goes to all this for the sake of fulfilling the desire laid in her by her father, who has lost the ability to love. So in fact it is not even her desire.