This BLEW MY MIND!! HOLY!!!!!! Emp Reacts To Death Note [Episode 4: Pursuit]

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[@Aizuru_visualwork]

MORE CRAZY GENIUS STUFF TO COME!!!!!! LETS GOOOOOO

[@devonm042690]

Obviously there's no way Light would have known that Ray would have stopped following him and reported 'no cause for suspicion' if he hadn't done anything in this episode, but people seem to agree that killing the FBI agents is either Light's second biggest or biggest mistake, depending on how any given person views his killing of Lind L. Tailor by comparison.

[@EduardoreneCano]

Ver death note a sido una de las más grandes experiencias de mi vida

[@devonm042690]

Now here's the question; did Light intentionally drop that piece of the Death Note? Or did the Death Note's fate manipulation cause it to fall out of his pocket to give Osoreda an actual 'horrific phantom' to see in the form of Ryuk? If Light intentionally dropped it, can the Death Note really be considered as infallible as Light says it to be given this one example of such a complex scheme? After all, if Light intentionally dropped it, that means he interfered after writing the cause of death in order to ensure things played out as he wanted. Sure, he already got the proof, but how would things have played out if Light hadn't dropped the piece of the Death Note?

[@OTAKUFOREVER2348]

You are gonna binge watch the show after ep 7

[@josefsieffen18]

LETS GOOOO!