In The Opera Cendrillon Her Father Says Very Early On Weep For Me, Philemon.

In the Opera Cendrillon her father says very early on “Weep for me, Philemon.”

This could be indicative of The Yoshizawas having some sort of knowledge of or connection to Philemon the true master of The Velvet Room.

Unfortunately ,Atlus has done exactly nothing with this and probably never will.

I can't really say on this one other than it being an interesting fact about the opera sadly. I guess it would have been another neat thing for Atlus to add but idk, maybe the twins not having ties to Philemon works better for me (though Philemon being the reason Kasumi's spirit was able to fuse with Cendrillon I can see being a thing possibly).

*slaps husk*

This man is sooooo Demi, sexual and romantic

Garfield refrance hell yea

I love this sm

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Holy cow I'm surprised by the final result tbh! But yeah, I do have an analysis idea still and it's about Kasumi from what we do learn about her, especially OUTSIDE of Sumire's more biased perspective. Like... The more I thought about it, the more I'm thinking that what Sumire expressed as "Kasumi" isn't a reflection of the real one's actual beliefs. It just keeps them both interesting still and especially makes the twist and even reveal of Sumire's hypocrisy on the matter all the more brilliant imo. There's just too many contradictions of what we do see of her is what I'm saying. But that will be elaborated on eventually ok? I'm still very passionate about talking about this.