But it's not like all his students can dive into that swamp and come back safely.
Gino, don't try to understand the minds of criminals. You'll be taken in.
— By the way, what would you say is the definition of anarchism?
— It's a denial of government and authority, but different from flat-out chaos and disorder.
— That's right. It's about denying an inhuman control system and building a more human system.
I don't know anything about his past. But one thing I'm certain of is that there was a critical turning point in his life. The moment he realized that he was idiosyncratic. He can control his Psycho-Pass at will. Some people would probably consider that a privilege. But Makishima didn't. What he felt was... probably a sense of alienation. In this society, if the Sibyl System doesn't acknowledge you, isn't that essentially the same as not being recognized as a human being?
— Hey, take off your clothes!
— Huh?! Wh-What're you thinking about? Here, of all places!
— Just give them to me.
— Are you insane?! Have you totally lost it or what?!
— If you wanna survive, just do what I say!
— I can't believe a perv like you is with the Bureau! Wh-Whaddaya think you're looking at?!
— Don't you usually wear matching underwear?
— That's... What? How did this...
— Give me your underwear too.
— L-Look the other way!
— I see. The last item needed to beat the game was hidden on you. Here's the antenna for the transponder.
