Jinto is naive. He didn't even think of anything about the treatment he was receiving in contrast to the treatment given to Lafiel. Lafiel is a much more interesting character than the supposedly main character, Jinto.

naruto_kun

3 mo

Verified

The background artists went all out, creating a believable city atmosphere. Everything moves along briskly, and the dialogue remains as sharp as ever. The character interactions were quite fun to watch here. It is a highly entertaining watch from start to finish.

addiwr

3 mo

This episode delivers sharp dialogues full of political satire, making this escape story feel highly substantial, mature, and far from cliché.

Episode Context

Sitting at episode seven of thirteen, this is the heart of the season. Lafiel and Jinto's journey has moved well past its opening gambits and into genuinely dangerous territory. Following the conspiracy threads introduced in the previous episode, 'Fortunate Revolt' forces that political intrigue into an intimate, high-pressure setting. It directly sets up the next episode's exploration of Abh culture and strategy, meaning the choices made here carry forward consequences that will shape the final stretch of the season.

Runtime26 min

Filler StatusCanon

Plot ImportanceHIGH

Air DateFeb 14, 1999

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