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shadow: I wonder I wonder, do you know what I wonder?
shadow: Honored guest, isn't it about time to quit?
shadow: Damn it, I'm betting my entire purse! All of it on black!
shadow: Are you positive?
shadow: Oh, what a shame! It was red!
shadow: Honored guest, didn't you said you hated gambling, and had never done it before
in your life?
shadow: Hey! You're the one who recommended I try it at least once!
shadow: Just stay put. I'm gonna withdraw my life savings.
shadow: What a sucker.
In the most broad sense, this play refers to ALL of the duelists of the final arc. They
lost the first time, and here they all are coming back (after emptying their bank accounts -
that is to say, getting their Brides involved) to lose again. You think they'd get the
message the first time.
Miki detests adults. In his mind, all they do is manipulate and hurt children. This is most
likely a result of his rather bad relationship with his parents, but it's also a result of
his insight on exactly what Akio is doing with the duelists. He knows that the duelists
are being used.
And yet, while Miki detests adults, his personal goal in the duels is to BECOME the adult
in control, taking what he wants (Anthy) by force. Kozue shows him the illusion of driving
the Akio car, with Anthy in the passenger seat, because she knows that is his desire.
Miki has been saying all his life that he hated gambling, yet here his is putting all his
money on black.
Miki, like all the duelists, is a sucker.
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