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Originally Posted by Darthtabby
I doubt the behaviour of the NUN rep seemingly proving the Windermerean claim that the NUN does not deal with the locals on equal terms was an accident on the part of the writers. It wouldn't be that hard to throw in a line about "the Ragnan government has already agreed to our plan" if it wasn't meant to showcase NUNS trampling over the locals.
The only time the series has shown Heinz' singing used to simply make people go berserk was in the first episode when they're trying to lure out Walkure. That being said I do imagine the distribution of the apples that increase people's susceptibility to VAR (and this makes them easier to control) has led to cases where people have gone berserk. Windermere is playing with fire here.
I do find it notable that mind control was used on the civilian population of Al-Shahal, but on Voldor it was targetted at the military. Is this because the Wind treats natives of the cluster differently from immigrants? Or is it just because we haven't been back to Voldor recently?
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Also according to Keith's manga they're very first official attack (the ones prior were small scale experiments)was the attack on Al-Shahal and no matter how you look at it what happened on Alfheim was by no means small scale plus (I forgot which episode) Kaname stated that the only Var outbreaks that could be accredited to the Windermerians are the ones with fold reactions.
Also while the apples and water may cause people to develop the conditions required to become var they still need to hear Heinz's voice in order for it to become active
Plus there's also that suspicious Char clone with the Vajra in the background and correct me if I'm wrong but that manga was about the earlier years of the Var (between the end of Frontier and the beginning of Delta)