He could see Heldalf succeed in ruining his life and work, or curse him and place the consequences on future generations. Michael’s actions represent a moral conundrum which meshes well with Sorey’s/Rose’s earlier struggles because no one correct answer exists. It’s one thing to sacrifice yourself for example, but another to add your own niece onto that personal vendetta. Yeah, Heldalf certainly started things with his patriotic allegiance, but Michael is not blameless either. Having the Lord created from the curse of the previous Shepherd is actually pretty dark all things considered, and tying the world’s corrupted state to Michael’s personal grievance deliciously ironic. With next to nothing revealed previously regarding the Lord of Calamity, we needed an explanation for his actions. To Zestiria’s credit, however, the reasoning behind an additional episode is sensible enough. You serious, I’m supposed to make time in a stacked spring (and NHL playoff season) to return to a show few will likely remember? Eh, probably overstated-I will definitely be watching and finishing coverage like a proper blogger-but I’m still peeved we have to wait until the end of April for the actual ending. God damn Zestiria, just when I’m all hyped for writing an end post what do you give me? Cliff hanger, thirteenth episode, month long wait boom, mike drop.
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