Awesome episode, guys! I think that this may have been the most “fun" I’ve ever had mentally recounting the events of the Eclipse.

Although, Walter, I think you summed things up pretty well with your line about not needing to see the inside of Gaston’s head. There’s a long list of things in that volume that make it kind of a day-ruiner in spite of (or because of) its quality.

So that said, I appreciate you guys taking so much time to get to all the details, even during the really difficult bits.
I really enjoyed the part where you talked a little bit about apostles in terms of their redeemability. That got me thinking about how Miura has been presenting this issue to the reader, particularly in the case of the new Band of the Falcon. For an example, Locus and Grunbeld are not seen at the Eclipse, and while initially appearing to be pretty chivalrous and admirable by their reputations, the gold foil has been slowly peeling, and I think Miura has been revealing that they’re really not such great guys, even if they’re not necessarily interested in eating people. In contrast, Irvine is starting to be set apart in this area by his actions, particularly recently. Am I jumping the gun here, or do you think he’s being set up as a breed of genuinely human-friendly apostle?

It's definitely a funny thought to have so soon after reviewing this volume.
I'm also wondering what Miura's comments for the episodes in this volume will be. I hope it didn't get him too down in the dumps to draw all this stuff. Or maybe it had a cathartic effect?
Looking forward to the next episode, and I hope Griff can join in again soon!