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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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If Fate's True End ends both the Holy Grail and her recursive existence permanently, wouldn't that mean that while F / sn's story progresses chronologically in terms of Shirou's development, Saber herself goes through the worlds of the same routes in a different (reverse) order, with Fate being her last, so to speak?
Design daily news 2009
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