Reijin's dance was good! I really enjoyed this episode. I wonder who's behind the hairpin, I thought it might be Shu but I think she's too sick to be scheming
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Really nice episode. The prince (emperor? I don't remember his title) is so easily swayed. Dude saw one dance and was like I don't hate her anymore, as a matter of fact it might be the opposite right now
Let's talk about this Gayou person.
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Non-suspects
We can likely rule out the Kin Clan and the Shu Clan:
- Kin Clan: Seika did not bring anyone matching the person Leelee remembers, and Seika seems genuinely baffled by the name.
- Shu Clan: Clearly the victim.
This leaves the remaining three clans, if we assume Gayou is not an outsider.
Perpetrator's Objectives
The perpetrator likely has one of the following goals:
- Direct Provocation: Harassing or provoking Shu Keigetsu.
- Inter-Clan Conflict: Inciting the Shu Clan to resent the Kin Clan (if Leelee succeeds in killing Keigetsu).
Trivia
The episode name, "あの女は誰だ", carries a double meaning and could translate to either:
- "Is that Shu Keigetsu?"
- "Who is that Gayou lady?"

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