They're talking about Garcian or actually, Emir, in his childhood, and what caused him to kill all those people. I'm guessing they got scared cause they knew he was from the story Kun just told and that he might go Jack The Ripper on their ass.
@ouch11 Yeah that scene was awesome. Though the theory behind is weird. Like after Garcian has the flashbacks of how he killed the Killer7 those personas seem to enter this room and traverse beyond it and when it got time for Young Harman he simply kills them since YOung Harman was kept in Check by Master Harman so that Garcian wont have his second awakening..
This scene reminds me of David Lynch's Eraser Head seizure scene during lunch. Garcian somehow invaded demi-gods realm and that's why they act like that!
good comment yet, poor comment. the game is supposed to be symbolic, like REALLY symbolic. but i think thats when YOUNG harmon smith shot them both down
Some people here say that Kun was nervous when Garcian walked in, since that story he was talking about seemed to concern Garcian/Emir...but I like to think he’s more amused that Garcian seemed to enter the room the minute he was indirectly mentioned. A “speak of the devil” moment, if you would. Considering Garcian remembering the truth would possibly throw a wrench into Harman’s plans, Kun would have some sort of right to be amused about this, since he isn’t sure of _how_ long Garcian was there, and as such, _how_ much of the story he heard. Kun is probably thinking that if Garcian heard enough, Emir would start to resurface as a result...and so, he’s laughing, knowing he might’ve finally got one up on Harman. Maybe he’s a little nervous, sure, because Emir could probably tear Kun apart if he wanted to, but, that would likely be a small price to pay if it meant Harman’s plans would fall apart.
Nah that seems unlikely. Emir Parkreiner was maybe 13 years old when he killed the Killer7 furthermore he couldn't have been at culombia since he was at that assasin's school run by Benjamin Keane which is the final level of the game. Kun Lan and the Master Harman are both just personas inside his head, created by him after his awakening. Kun Lan couldn't have influenced him before that event I guess.
It kinda seemed like Harman and Kun Lan have multiple types of existences, especially considering Smile, Lion, and Shanghai had like eight Harmans combined. >w< The garishly open-endedness of killer7’s ending(s) and especially Garcain’s very being makes any definitive theory fucking impossible, but I kinda think Emir stole Harman’s and the killer7’s powers by killing them, then killing himself, giving birth to Garcain fifty years in the future. One could also incorporate the concept of dreams, i.e., no one remembers how a dream begins, into this theory in order to make it more confusing and also to annoy you all. ;D
They're talking about Garcian or actually, Emir, in his childhood, and what caused him to kill all those people. I'm guessing they got scared cause they knew he was from the story Kun just told and that he might go Jack The Ripper on their ass.
Garcian became a killer by age 13 i think so probably no
See a black man in a white suit and I JIZZED! IN! MY PANTS!
k7 has the best dialogues and presentation in a game, ever.
I like how Kun Lan doe's that nevous laugh at the end, I wish my laugh sounded like his^^;
Upload from 1st year of UA-cam w00t!
That's why i hate chess.
Everytime i'm about to win / loose, i seize like hell. >:(
@ouch11 Yeah that scene was awesome. Though the theory behind is weird. Like after Garcian has the flashbacks of how he killed the Killer7 those personas seem to enter this room and traverse beyond it and when it got time for Young Harman he simply kills them since YOung Harman was kept in Check by Master Harman so that Garcian wont have his second awakening..
This scene reminds me of David Lynch's Eraser Head seizure scene during lunch. Garcian somehow invaded demi-gods realm and that's why they act like that!
good comment yet, poor comment. the game is supposed to be symbolic, like REALLY symbolic.
but i think thats when YOUNG harmon smith shot them both down
Some people here say that Kun was nervous when Garcian walked in, since that story he was talking about seemed to concern Garcian/Emir...but I like to think he’s more amused that Garcian seemed to enter the room the minute he was indirectly mentioned. A “speak of the devil” moment, if you would. Considering Garcian remembering the truth would possibly throw a wrench into Harman’s plans, Kun would have some sort of right to be amused about this, since he isn’t sure of _how_ long Garcian was there, and as such, _how_ much of the story he heard. Kun is probably thinking that if Garcian heard enough, Emir would start to resurface as a result...and so, he’s laughing, knowing he might’ve finally got one up on Harman. Maybe he’s a little nervous, sure, because Emir could probably tear Kun apart if he wanted to, but, that would likely be a small price to pay if it meant Harman’s plans would fall apart.
Nah that seems unlikely. Emir Parkreiner was maybe 13 years old when he killed the Killer7 furthermore he couldn't have been at culombia since he was at that assasin's school run by Benjamin Keane which is the final level of the game. Kun Lan and the Master Harman are both just personas inside his head, created by him after his awakening. Kun Lan couldn't have influenced him before that event I guess.
It kinda seemed like Harman and Kun Lan have multiple types of existences, especially considering Smile, Lion, and Shanghai had like eight Harmans combined. >w<
The garishly open-endedness of killer7’s ending(s) and especially Garcain’s very being makes any definitive theory fucking impossible, but I kinda think Emir stole Harman’s and the killer7’s powers by killing them, then killing himself, giving birth to Garcain fifty years in the future. One could also incorporate the concept of dreams, i.e., no one remembers how a dream begins, into this theory in order to make it more confusing and also to annoy you all. ;D