Talk:Karren von Rosewald's father/@comment-26689808-20151108190442/@comment-47.198.234.21-20171125033406

I always assumed that his name was also Arunolt (which might actually just be Arnold, since the official translation isn't out yet), since his son was named that and since Karren used all of their names to spell "Kanae", and his name was the only one that wasn't already listed, but there was still an "A" left without a name next to it. Maybe to keep it from being redundant by putting Arunolt twice. I mean, you would think she would've included her father's name, she did her mother and brothers.

Also, just thought I should point out, in Japan, Kanae is actually a girl's name. So, idk if you can really say she "took on a male identity", cause you would think she would've picked something more masculine or at least gender neutral. And if she was literally "taking the place of one of her brothers", then why didn't she just go by one of their names? I'm honestly asking because I just don't get it. I think this might just be a misunderstanding.