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If justice had a flavor, this week’s episode tasted like something totally new—almost like that time Ashaf pulled off that wild negotiation back in episode 3, but even more unpredictable. Guido’s choice to trust someone she swore to hate just flipped everything I thought I knew about her, and now I’m wondering if the whole idea of “good guys” and “bad guys” in this world is way more complicated than we thought. Meanwhile, that scene where the talking book got stuck under the table was the perfect break from all the tension. Maybe these weird alliances are hinting at a bigger twist about who actually gets to define justice. Anyone else feel like we’re about to open a whole new spellbook of surprises? I’m hyped to see what wild direction things go next—like chasing a runaway familiar through a maze. What’s your take on these new bonds and what they could mean?
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Guido’s decision totally threw me off—never thought she’d break her own rules like that. It’s making me question if anyone in this show is really “good” or “bad” anymore. The alliances feel so unstable, like at any second someone could betray or save each other. I’m loving the chaos and unpredictability!
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