[catwhowalks]

I love that this also further develops Grease's character and shows once again that he's a good guy stuck on the opposite side of a war. He repeatedly prevent the rest of his guys from acting solely out of vengeance, understands that the war is to blame, not Sento himself, and plans on taking out his anger on the battle field and not by staring an endless cycle of revenge.

It's odd that in Kamen Rider, it's not the main character who's rising above it all, but an antagonist, of all people, but it's another subversion that just makes me love the show more.

It's okay for heroes to be unable to handle things sometimes.