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There was the 3rd year Ravenclaw who disappeared after talking to you in the potions classroom. . .

But I was the student who informed Headmaster Black about Sebastian?

Truly horrible. . . Thatguy taught Sebastian all the unforgivables and encouraged Sebastian to use them. . . I believe he was working with Viktor Rookwood.

Goodness my friends, it is not what Anne would want, to see us fighting. We should be healing together. . .

It appears I read the wrong date on my messenger owl, for I was under the belief that this declaration of Justice was scheduled for next week. I am here to discuss my good friend Sebastian. . . Sebastian cared for his sister and friends jealously, wishing the world for us. . . It wasn’t until...

Think little of it, truly I owe the court my account of those dreadful times. . . Sebastian. . . He was a good friend.

Greetings fellow students of Hogwarts, I saw the entire situation with poor Sebastian and volunteer my time as a witness.

Yes. A lie has a negative connotation, often times reflecting base desires to deceive your fellow man. Sanji did not make his proclamation with such intent. But he did so with a certainty that Pageone would be incapable of causing havoc to the Alliance. His inability to follow up on that is a...

Thank you @Zowo. That removes any translation errors I was anxious over. Why are you insistent on referring to Sanji's battle with Pageone was anything but a failure? His pledge was not to defeat the headliner for a pair of weeks, but to keep Pageone out of any future battles. Hence, Sanji's...

The Mink tribe defeated Jack the Drought arcs ago, but that won't alter his condition in the coming battle either.

Sanji failed.

It is not so cut and dry. I do not have VIZ on hand, pardon using a lesser translation. Sanji gallantly sped into battle with the intention of removing Kaido's strength. However, Pageone returning for combat when the war for Wano is in its infancy would undue his vow. Hence, Sanji's little fib...

Yes. The user above and I established Sanji's little fib. However, removing Pageone for two weeks still serves no purpose for the Alliance as he's functional for battle precisely when the ambush is dated. The battle in the Flower Capital truly was wasted ink. Why are you acting like I cheated...

Perhaps we should call it an innocent fib. Sanji couldn't complete his task, it wasn't malicious like a lie but certainly betrayed his own pledge. We'll call it Sanji's little fib.

The empowered jeers from Big Mom were not enough of a hint? Should the cake have not been baked, Big Mom would be no more. Sanji directly saved her life and that of his enemies with misplaced altruism. What function does a temporary weakening serve if Pageone is combat ready for the impending...

Did he or did he not state he would reduce the power of the enemy through direct combat with Pageone? Should Pageone be shown again in any capacity, Sanji has lied.

He has lied before, do not deny manga facts. When laboring over the replacement cake, Sanji boasted pridefully it would knock Big Mom out. It did not. It is not impossible to imagine that Sanji was incapable of keeping his promise to Law.

I've always pitied Sanji. The open contradiction revolving around the Flower Capital catastrophe hurt his standing even further. Pageone is alive and well.

I am sorry for this misunderstanding, but I believe Zoro will be given what credit he has accumulated in this endeavor. In the commentary you quoted, I spoke freely of my earnest desires without using the manga to support my stance. Here, I will do the same, so please take it as such and not the...

Devil's Child Nico Robin stood at the precipice's of distinction. Had she died during the Water Seven saga, the manga would've improved drastically as each character now knows the sting of loss and defeat once more. Not to discredit those backstories where childhood tragedies exist already, but...