Ch. 661What Should We Do with Momonosuke?
Key Plot Points and Events
- Momonosuke is captured and bound by the Revolutionary Army after Kanjuro's betrayal.
- The Revolutionary Army discusses the recent casualties (21 members) caused by the Nine Red Scabbards' ambush.
- Sabo admits his carelessness led to the heavy losses and takes full responsibility.
- Ace punches Sabo, then shifts the focus to deciding the fate of the captured Wano ninjas (Momonosuke, Kanjuro, and two unnamed Red Scabbards).
Character Developments
- Momonosuke: Realizes the betrayal of Kanjuro and the danger of his situation, showing resilience and understanding of the gravity of war.
- Sabo: Admits his mistake in underestimating the Nine Red Scabbards, taking responsibility for the casualties, and showing remorse.
- Ace: Forgives Sabo, displays camaraderie, and shifts the focus to the captured Wano ninjas to ease tension.
Significant Themes
- War and its consequences: The harsh reality of war is discussed, with Sabo acknowledging the inevitability of casualties and the need for strategic thinking.
- Responsibility and accountability: Sabo takes full responsibility for his role in the heavy losses, showing a sense of duty and remorse.
- Camaraderie and forgiveness: Ace's actions demonstrate the importance of unity and forgiveness among comrades, even in the face of mistakes and losses.
Character Interactions
- Sabo and Ace: Their interaction shows their close bond, with Ace punching Sabo in frustration but quickly forgiving him, highlighting their camaraderie.
- Sabo and the Revolutionary Army: Sabo's admission of responsibility and the army's reaction (shaking their heads) indicate a mix of agreement, regret, and tension within the group.
- Momonosuke and the Revolutionary Army: Momonosuke's capture and the army's discussion about his fate highlight the power dynamics and the seriousness of the situation.