SHEmperor

Sothis sacrifices herself to rewind all the way back. Also, Golden route has 2/3 lords die and a good portion of students die

I'm glad I went BE-E first in all honesty.

Reach for my hand was something Edelgard said in her route. Forgot about this in my run through but saw it on Ghast's playthrough. I

For me, it's either all canon or not canon. I am kind of hoping for a DLC route where Byleth and Sothis doesn't join the monastery and everything plays out without them. Rhea gets kidnapped? Dimitri goes full mad king Edelgard goes full cold Claude dips Those who Slither in the Dark gets nukes and nukes everything. Also, a black pill route where you completely side with Slither in the Dark and everyone has to team up to defeat you

It's always possible that Hubert hired them to kill some nobles. To me, it's implied that that moment was perfect for killing both Dimitri and Clause at the same time.

I actually do want to see where she says this because I never seen her state this ever. Does she do this if she kills Flayn or Seteth in their last fight? Plus, it seems contradictory to when Edelgard How do you procc this dialogue? Also, if this actually has happened, this definitely looks alot worse for her even if Slithers lied to her. There's no real defense for this besides slithers tricking her with false info.

It's hard to tell whether she made it a trap or not, but I would assume not. The revenge sort of acts as a microcosm of Edelgard's own revenge plan on TWISITD. Even Edelgard's speech before follows her own philosophy. She pretty much tells you she won't be there to cry with you but she will be there to help you move forward. Something akin to her own beliefs and tries to help you by giving TWISDIT's location and something goes awry similarly to a later part in Edelgard's story. I think it makes more sense for her to help you get revenge rather than try to kill you.

It's a Edelgard paralogue but it's mostly to ward off Almyran invasion. You can assume that they invaded either to avenge Claude or Claude lives and he tries to take back the alliance using Almyran forces. Or, you can just assume they tried to invade after the Alliance broke off. I like to think that considering this happens after defeating Claude and Claude's relations to Almyra that there's more context to this paralogue than it seems. Edit: Also, rereading the paralogue, it explains why the Almyrans didn't try to invade any time soon afterward. They experienced many casualties in this fight and backed off for a good amount of time.

There's a choice to spare Claude in the BE route if you defeat him with Edelgard or Byleth and Almyra does do an invasion in a paralogue irregardless of whether you spare Claude or not.

I think this is referring less to the war happening atm and more so the Duscur Massacre.