[DreadBringer]

Not that if Geryon actually helps the heroes to get Atropos back, it'd mean he's not evil, because he'd not extend his treatment to Atropos to anyone else, but it's also not surprising if Geryon never truly loved Atropos but instead wanted to use her to turn the world into gold. Geryon's apparent heart to heart with Fuga only leads to him trying to spite Fuga by having Rinne sacrificed to turn Atropos into Chimera.

Obviously, this makes it easier for Atropos to turn a new leaf, as she no longer have ties to Geryon. Now Clotho's also certain as she learns about Atropos' death as her plans to reunite her family will not come to fruition. For some reason, it seems that Rinne may not feel as much anguish over the death of her actual friend, compared to her main bully, Atropos' death.

Like previous lead female Rider Na-Go, Majade's final form is obtained by reaching out to someone who has been terrible to them, leading to a realization of their wrongdoings shortly after they fall apart (being arrested and abandoned by his underlings, being lied to by Geryon). This process involves the person acting as a stepping stone for the final form items, though Atropos perished unlike Kousei, who merely gets severely injured.

In Twilight Majade's fight, it reminds me of Zi-O... for her challenging the future to defy Gaelijah's destiny and shape her own (of which obviously it symbolizes Rinne being against the rigidity of the rules, character-wise, though her quotes also feel like Na-Go's before against Beroba to talk about letting people live their lives) like Zi-O II seeing the future, and also how it's a moon-themed female Rider used by a female with long dark hair and (mostly) cool/composed demeanor. Also, being able to predict 1 person but not 2 at once reminds me of Yugioh stuff again, about Yugi and Atem countering Pegasus' Millennium Eye with mind shuffle.