Aaah! This episode wasn't so exciting and epic but it still was! Caster is now officially dead, but it all happened so fast. I miss seeing Caster and Uriyuu's close 'friendship' since both of them, master and servant, are dead. But I still hate them for killing little kids, aagh, it's scary. Here are pictures of Episode 15, I got these photos from Random Curiousity. I didn't save all of them because my laptop isn't being nice with me today.
So these are the pictures I chose to save and post it up here in my blog!
In this episode, Saber, Lancer, Rider and their masters are trying to figure a way out to try and stop Caster (in this tentacle-like thingy) from reaching land and attacking innocent civilians who know nothing about what they're doing and what's happening.
Meanwhile, Kariya, the guy with white hair and blood on his face got owned by Tokiomi and I don't know what was Kirei's intentions to save Kariya and heal him. Perhaps Kirei wants to use him. This whole thing is a battle of life and death anyway.
In the end, with some teamwork, Saber, Lancer and Rider with the help of Waver (Rider's master), Kiritsugu (Saber's master) and his wife Irisviel (White-haired and red-eyed mademoiselle), they managed to kill Caster. Caster remembers his first love Joan of Arc before dying. In mythology, Caster was Joan d'Arc's fighting partner/companion and friend and somehow got crazy after she died.
In the next episode premiere, Lancer is going to be forced by his master to kill Saber. The two would make such a good couple! But all this friendship circle is coming to an end! How sad!
The animations are getting pretty good too! Loving the new opening and ending song!
I don't know why, but among all of my vainest photos I like this the most. It's full of facial expressions, they are not so different from each other but I realise what I like most about this is that the background has some 'lightings' and it's brightness is edited as well. Honestly, I prefer natural pictures unlike this one, it's edited so it looks nicer. If you ever see me natural, aah, I look far more different. I admit that I only look prettier in photos, because they're all edited!
Amril and Natasha came over to my house a few days ago to discuss about our Chinese assignments ( Called 'CCAT'). After Natasha left, me and Amril took some pics with the IPad. Amril says that among all the photos we took that day this was her favourite. Well, on my opinion, I don't know which one I like most actually.
This was last Sunday, my birthday. Dad drove us to the capital in Bandar to watch a movie and eat at Seaworld Neptune Restaurant. It's one of the best restuarants in Brunei! Seriously! The seafood there is fresh, and the crab, oh, it's just like heaven when you're eating it. I really pity those who are allergic to seafood or crabs. Anyway, we watched the movie Mirror Mirror at the Empire cinema. The begining was boring, but as it proceeded towards the end, it gets funnier and funnier. This picture was taken in my dad's car while we are on the highway that would take us to Bandar Seri Begawan (The capital).
Last Saturday, which was the seventh, Kristen and I went to Wiagil's house before going to watch her perform on our school's first talent show night. This picture somehow looks different, we don't normally have pictures of ourselves looking like this. Wiagil sang well, although she forgot to sing the second part of Today My Life Begins by Bruno Mars. By the way, do you know that Bruno's real name is Peter? "Bruno Mars" was never his real name.
Last week, I haven't been blogging much due to my laziness and my addiction to 9gag. Afternoon classes and co-curriculum activities (CCA) were cancelled due to the field events competition held at school for three straight days. I wasn't chosen for any field events because I wasn't skilled or good in any. No homeworks were given too, because my teachers were all busy with the sports events. So, I had a lazy issue that whole week. I did no studying, no exercise, no reading, no nothing. I only accomplished wasting time :P .
If you read my previous blog entries, I had blogged about the SLP in English subject. In this programme, we had to pick a folded paper and in it there will be a number written on it. My English teacher, Teacher Marielle will then give me a paper printed with an image that has the exact number I have chosen on the bottom of it. I got the number 15 and Teacher Marielle gave me an image of a mother and her daughter hugging each other.
When I presented this picture at the front of my class, I told the audience that maybe this was the mother's birthday or on mother's day where the child gives her a huge bear hug and tells her mummy how much she loves her. The other way round, it could be the child doing something wrong where the mother plays a role in comforting her daughter. I ended the talk by saying a mother would love their child with no boundaries. I said thank you and bowed and left the audience clapping. Kristen also did a good job. Her picture showed a father reading a book to his son. She described the photo and said it reminded her of her father teaching her how to read when she was a little kid too. And she told us that from doing that, she picked up the reading habit. Kristen also mentioned that it was important to cherish moments spent with your dad because you never know what will happen in the future, right? Your dad might be called for work overseas, far away from home, or some other stuff.
Well, yeah, I could agree with what she have mentioned.
I planned to post pictures of the presents and birthday cards that my amazing and awesome friends have given to me but I'm still awaiting Amril's gift. I'll be eating my birthday cake later so I'll post a picture of it soon, too! Just wait, readers and bloggers, all the same. So, that's all that occured on the second week of April. Probably the laziest week of the year.
So, I live in Brunei Darussalam and you probably know that it's an extremely small place to live in, right? There are still many things that aren't established in this country, there are still many new things for us to learn, but at least we are proceeding forward and improving. Today, or this morning I could say, was my school's sixth annual sports day. The Anthony Abell College was nice enough to allow us to use their track field for the events. You see, all the field events were carried out in our school and the track events needed to be carried out somewhere else. The AAC field is huge and very clean, but I find it scary because the tracks are wide and seems so far from one point to another.
Today I took part in the 800 meters and 400 meters race, plus a 4x100 race with my best friend Amanda and my new found-friends and teammates Kelly Ngo and Karen Chong. They're quite nice in person. The first event of the day was 800 meters and I competed with Amanda and Wendy Chua, only to land on third place, which was good enough for me because I was dead nervous at the starting line and all I wanted was for this race to end as quickly as possible. I got sixth place at the 400 meters race, which was quite a disapointment to me because I was expecting to get another medal. My team finished in fourth place for the relay event, thanks to Amanda who helped speed up everything.
Before this day came, I thought I would be able to get all three medals but now, reflecting back to this morning, I'm no super athlete. But there's always a next time, right?
I'm disapointed that Red House is not the champion this year, instead it was Yellow House which climbed from third place to champion. There are four houses (teams), Red House, Yellow House, Blue House and Green House. At the begining during the field events, Green House was at the top. Today, it dropped to third place. There are a lot of good runners at Yellow House, so some people were already expecting it to get the champion title anyway.
For the previous five years, Red House was the champion from the start to the finish, always. I was disapointed that we were not the champion house anymore. I know it's alright to give chances to others but no one would purposely make themselves lose to others,right? I could conclude that we lack of training/practice. I never practiced running 800 and 400 meters this year. Well, this goes to the Red House teacher's responsibility.
But this game is finally over, I guess I'll have to look forward to the next track events competition, or a marathon hopefully. I haven't ran any marathons this year because of my pneumonia. Darn. I'm looking forward to one!
So, here are the spoilers of Fate/Zero's episode 14 & 15 (Second-half of season)! While posting this, I get more eager to watch it this Sunday!
