Looking At Kino’s Journey Episode 2

"A Tale of Feeding Off Others -I Want to Live-"

Wow this episode really jumps in rating when compare to the first one its way more graphic in terms of how violent it gets. The basic plot line is that Kino is helping three men whose truck was stuck in the snow and they have run out of food so she is hunting rabbits for them until the snow loosen up and they can get the their truck out. I won’t spoil to much except for how Kino’s feel guilty for killing the rabbits in order to help the men survive, the reason she feel guilty is very interesting she says she has no obligation to the rabbit or the men and, that why she doesn’t like prioritize the rabbits life for the three men and even admit that the only reason she helping them is because, if she was in the same situation she would want someone to help her she wonders if this is selfish, This really made me think do some of good deeds come from selfishness? And if it does is that a bad thing? I came to the conclusion that it depends from where those good deeds comes from if it comes from either wanting to see or make someone happy or even to try to cheer yourself up then that’s ok but if you are doing it because you want to pretend that your better then you are without changing yourself then that not really ok. Now moving on to spoilers for those who won’t be reading the spoiler thanks for joining me and don’t forget to click that follow button.

So those men that Kino was helping well it turn out they are human traffickers and they ate their so called “cargo” to survive and, they even betrayed Kino and were going to try and sell her even after all she did for them the standoff between, Kino and the three men is amazing its intense and well-paced it’s a nice little piece of action you can watch this scene here. I am really liking this series and I can’t wait to see what else this series has in store.