DARKNESS WITHIN? || GERMAN watches Attack on Titan 4x23 - BLIND REACT-ANALYSIS

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[@colombinnekang5466]

Levi freaking deserved better. And I don’t just mean this scene. Through the entire series he has suffered loss after loss and somehow he finds he strength to keep pushing forward. And yet life just keeps finding a way to spit back in his face.

[@storieswithstyle]

At least he got icecream in the end and probably money as a veteran :D

[@colombinnekang5466]

@@storieswithstyle😂 ice cream, yeah he’d love it bc no ice cream in paradise, and money, he’d use it to open a tea shop just like his dream at least we can imagine at a certain point in the future he finally can open his own tea shop

[@colombinnekang5466]

@@storieswithstyle Let me add a spoilery thing here, several years after the rumbling, Levi who now lives in Marley, becomes a volunteer, along with Gaby and Falco, helping survivors of the rumbling, helping conservationists (planting trees, etc) after the damage because of the rumbling, so he still lives to help people and environment, and he doesn’t use wheelchair anymore (I guess it is again bc of Ackerman’s magic xD) So basically he is a hero pre and post war

[@user-uu1hv8nv6i]

I agree with you here

[@levi_ackerman_my_hero]

Can I say something about myself bc as you know I am still alive “I am the Short King but my friends’ lives are shorter than me” - Levi Ackerman

[@_c_a_p_t_a_i_n___L_E_V_I_]

I am so happy to see my man LEVI ACKERMAN alive, he is my hero, my saviour, he is the last man standing

[@jdccafe1845]

Lol the same comment 🤣

[@bluegrey600]

I am passing by to hear what your reaction to floch’s speech, and I really enjoy your consistency in trashing floch even with his “epic” speech

[@storieswithstyle]

Yeah, that moment and when he is about to shoot Onya are def his darkest moments I feel :D

[@palmythebestcity]

I am happy to see everybody is back in this episode, Levi, Annie, and even seeing Hitch helping Annie makes me happy, I know I should be sad cuz we are in the mid of rumbling, but Can I appreciate some good moments here, and last but not least Hange and Levi finally met Magath and Pieck, can't wait to see next episode with you

[@adamisajoker]

The Jaegerists took control because most of those in command who weren't Jaegerists got turned into Titans.

[@jdccafe1845]

41:20 Yeah Levi always refuses to die because Levi is HIM

[@jdccafe1845]

34:00 This was the moment we know that Hange and Levi are alive, yay 🎉

[@gabrielegenota1480]

“It’s not YOUR son that just died” hits so fucking deep. People who go on about sacrifice are often the beneficiaries, but not the ones being sacrificed Edit: Examples of this are Floch and Eren. He’s willing to sacrifice so much of humanity for his FRIENDS. WHAT IN THE TROLLEY PROBLEM

[@user-uu1hv8nv6i]

Yes your ritht here l fell şad for People here have nice day ❤

[@ExpertContrarian]

Trolly problem is for psychopaths. Saying that the Eldians should all die because they’re a smaller number is evil

[@requiemdermorgenrote4465]

@@ExpertContrarian Thank you, like overall this is why I have a problem with people pretending as if choosing to attempt to stop the Rumbling is a great heroic strictly morally good action - no, there are obvious consequences to such a thing, you are choosing sides in which group gets genocide committed upon them. And, IMO, advocating for the idea that the only morally correct choice for a minority group to choose in the event they are being genocided is for them to not take the only action capable of defending themselves because it would kill a larger group than them, out of some skewed sense of "utilitarian" ethics based purely on numbers, is like, one, really bad optics, and two, a really really immoral stance. There's not a good option but that probably has more to do with bad world building and writing yourself into a corner where both ways you can end the story result in a message that says "genocide is good, actually". Seriously, why was the outside world so comically evil? They all either want to genocide Paradis or exploit it for it's resources. And Kiyomi has the gall to tell Floch to his face that he'll "only make the world smaller". Lady, you did not care for these people at all! You just wanted their crystals! /rant

[@barnanatz3268]

​@@requiemdermorgenrote4465 it is way more heroic actually . there is no need to even choose a side.. that's the all point. the simple test is> be neutral. every unbiased person would choose to prevent a massive world scale genocide if given the choice.. because by doing so you save more than numbers.. you save the world's histories.. ethnicities.. all land animals species .... world's tech.. landscapes.. world's ecosystem ..education.. and the list goes on and on and on. and of course, you save an extreme amount of innocent humans.. but it's not all about the numbers.. a more important question is.. what do you really gain from going through a world genocide? if it's to save a your closest friends? a certain city?.. if you choose those over what i just described.. you are no longer neutral.. you act by bias .. but if you ask the same question to an unbiased person he will surely choose to save all that i described before.. by his logic and understanding that doing so he is doing something that has more good in it and it's more necessary and unselfish. which gets me to the point.. disregarding your bias and doing what is actually more "right" and serves more people and serves more good in this world is more heroic. and in the case of mikasa.. and the gang.. ya that makes them more heroic to some extant because they do that despite their bias they gained over the years towards the island. while reading this story i always asked myself if we were to get seasons worth of the world suffering during those 2000 years by the eldians.. and we got to follow certain characters from that time and learning to know them before even getting to know Eren and everyone on the island.. we wouldn't get so attached to the island now would we?.. the best way to choose what's more heroic is to try to be unbiased as much as you can.. work with the facts and choose what's better to do by knowing all those facts. but if you don't agree with what i said or have a different definition of what is " good" it's all good. we all have different perspectives in life. and to your question "Seriously, why was the outside world so comically evil?" .. well in this story the all world suffered by the eldians for almost 2000 years pretty extremely by the lore of the story.. so it only makes sense .. after all take the jews and the nazis for example.. the nazis oppresed the jews for several years but it left trauma and hatred for generations .. so imagine what's 2000 yeras of that sht xD cheers.

[@Pulpyfiction1988]

@@barnanatz3268 Thank God! I'm glad there are people like you with some common sense that actually read the story instead of choosing sides. So sick of the no brainers that prefer to genocide pretty much the entire world just because they got attached or developed Bias.

[@jdccafe1845]

13:00 I love the scene between Annie and her father. One of the biggest lies ever told is that blood makes you family. Blood makes you related. Loyalty, love and trust make you family. That’s what happened between Annie and her father.

[@user-uu1hv8nv6i]

Me too l fell şad for her l love her bucksotry too have nice day my friend❤

[@4Beliar]

"I will destroy entire world" - last Eren words Annie heard before turning into crystal and first after thawing out.

[@ExpertContrarian]

Turns out that was a lie

[@jdccafe1845]

5:59 it is amazing to see Hitch won 😂

[@carljohan9265]

I've mentioned this before, but one of the things the author absolutely NAILS is the fact that every choice in the show makes logical sense from the perspective of the person making said choice. Factoring in personal values, beliefs, bonds, as well as the information they have access to at the time of making the choice. That last one is important and is sadly one that many writers fuck up, but it's done so well here. What's also really dark is the fact that the jagerists came about in a manner that's quite similar to how the scout's coup happened, being unhappy about how those in charge handled the situation and hid information from them that was highly relevant. Which makes the interior police guy's words to Hange ring that much louder. There are also two lines I can think of at the moment that closely mirror's Eren's current actions: Annie's line about doing it all again if it meant being able to see her father, and Mikasa's line to Ymir form a while back. Specifically, "There are only so many people I actually care about, and right now I'm out of time and room in my heart to care".

[@user-uu1hv8nv6i]

Yes your ritht here my friend have nice day l miss Annie am happy she buck ❤

[@storieswithstyle]

Yeah, there was not a single situation till the end where someone was out of character. Pretty wild =)

[@ExpertContrarian]

You would have a good point except for the fact that Isayama portrays that as fine back then but now wrong when someone else is doing it

[@carljohan9265]

@@ExpertContrarian The author doesn't say wether either side doing it are right or wrong, you as the viewer interpret it as such. Which IMO is another example of brilliant writing because it perfectly illustrates how people label things as good or evil depending on what perspective they are seeing it from and what information they have access to at the time. I remember thinking along these lines when I played Alien Isolation, and the marchal guy sacrifices you to kill the alien (although storywise you do manage to survive, but he couldn't know that would happen). From the marchal's perspective, it was the only choice he could make, and he HAD to make it. From Ripley's perspective, being on the recieving end, it is something she (and the player) fully rejects.

[@ExpertContrarian]

@@carljohan9265 you are objectively wrong. Pretending like the author doesn’t hold an opinion and doesn’t want people to interpret it one way is just plain dishonest. Isayama went out of his way to make them appear as ugly and evil as possible. This is nothing like Alien Isolation. You are also objectively wrong. It was not the only choice he could make nor did he have to do it.

[@PapaOscarNovember]

I'm giving my take on Floch's game in this episode, since it seems analyzing politics is not your strength, unlike understanding psychology of individuals. Floch is working on forming a new regime in Paradis. Obviously, the Jaegerist coup was a success, and they achieved it by using Zeke/Yelena plan to eliminate the ruling Eldian regime (the military dictatorship with Historia as a figurehead). Pixys and Nyle were taken out by tainted wine plus Zeke's scream, and Hange was detained at the restaurant, but she subsequently escaped. In any case, Jaegerists headed by Floch is the new provisional government of Eldia. That leaves Mikasa, Armin, Jean, Conny in an odd situation. They were earlier detained along with Hange, but were temporarily released from captivity to help fight Marleyan army and defeat pure titans. Because they contributed to Jaegerists' victory, they were not put back into detention, but given freedom afterwards. So Jean was not in position to interfere with Floch's dealing with Yelena's gang, as despicable as it was. He would just end up behind bars again. Now the power struggle has been settled, Floch's next project is to stabilize the population. There is a broad support for Jaegerists among population because the previous military government stopped being transparent ever since their raid on Liberio and capture of Eren Jaeger. But in order to legitimize the new Jaegerist government, especially given how violently they killed the previous regime, it would be best if some of the 9 heroes of Shiganshina were among the new regime. 9 heroes of Shiganshina are very special. They ended a century of pure titans tyranny in a heroic battle, and were decorated by Historia with necktie pieces (think of them as congressional medal of honor) in a grand ceremony. So Floch is trying to feel out whether Jean is open to supporting the new regime, trying to distance himself from purging Hange and Levi. 'I did not have a hand in killing them. Zeke did that, yes.' On a different note, I despise Floch as well. Him being 1 of 9 heroes of Shiganshina is purely luck - Zeke merely missed with his rock bombardment. Compare this 'accomplishment' against actions of the other 8 during Shiganshina battle. He was included in the award ceremony as a nod to other scout volunteers who were sacrificed in Shiganshina. Yet, he has not been humble/modest with this honor, and swings around his fame a manner the other 8 do not, spouting stuff like 'we must fight, give your hearts!' He is an opportunist who has done ugly things with power and influence that he has not earned but was given.

[@SpiritOfLion]

Jean is a slave to responsibility and sense of duty. Also his surname is Kirstein - meaning Christian or the follower of Christ. He always seeks to make the right choice and often struggles when his moral views are challenged. Remember what Marco said to him - “You understand the pain of others, which is why you can make the right decisions”.

[@SpiritOfLion]

Oh yeh, btw, Floch’s surname is Forester. It rings even harder after the “escape the forest” analogy. Basically Floch is the “warmonger” (and so is the Yeager)

[@storieswithstyle]

Oh, I did not know that. Yeah, Förster is someone who takes care of the forest. That is pretty wild :D

[@TheBlackfall234]

Is it really Kirstein ? In the german Translation and in the manga im pretty sure its actually Kirschstein, wich would literally mean cherry-stone. oh, nevermind. Its actually spelled Kirschtein.

[@SpiritOfLion]

@@TheBlackfall234 you are correct, that name has two meanings, depending how it's spelled. The "cherry stone" could metaphorically suggest that he is tough or protective. But I think the "Cristian" suits him better, especially with the name Jean, that means "God is gracious". Through European history the name "Jean" has denoted various virtues such as kindness, mercy, or divine favor.

[@TheBlackfall234]

@@SpiritOfLion your take is correct, because i checked and he isnt even spelled Kirschstein, but KirschTEIN (if the wiki is correct). So yeah, i think youre right.

[@derfliv206]

35:35 this would be the colloquial use of the term "cognitive dissonance" - the discomfort of holding contradictory beliefs. I don't think Floch actually believed levi was dead, I think he was just interested in convincing Jean. Granted, it was probably not what you meant, but I think it would be worthwhile to point out that resolving cognitive dissonance isn't necessarily a negative, or "corrupting" thing in itself, all it means is resolving conflict in belief, which may include what could technically be described as "lying". Let's say you've been in a car crash, and therefore distrust driving, but at the same time you know that driving is statistically much safer than your impression leads you to believe. Discounting the statistic and relying on your personal experience or vice versa are ways of resolving the dissonance. I couldn't tell you which is more truthful or which is the "right" way.

[@jdccafe1845]

24:20 I really wanted to ask your opinions about this few episodes ago but you have answered: Erwin would have hung himself 15 episodes ago; some people think Erwin would support the rumbling

[@carydum9356]

15:02 If you estimate the number of Titans using the Wall measures on the info card in S1E1, there's only about less than 600K Titans including the 12 protruding districts. 30:06 Floch is voiced by the same VA as Prince Canute from Vinland Saga, I just realized...

[@GamerFlair]

Sorry I missed the live stream, England Semifinal and all that! Annie's adopted father was Eldian. He just wasn't Marleyean Eldian, hense him being darker looking. This is something I've mentioned a few times and something people seem to forget alot when talking about Eldians/Subject of Ymir, Marley and the wider world. Marley was not the only place that treated Eldians like shit. They all treated them pretty similar. Infact, Marley was ironically the better place for Eldians to be, because whilst they were still hated, due to Marley controlling the titans they actually had a USE for Eldians. That Gunshot with Annie's dad transition into Guilty Hero is so good. Partly because Guilty Hero is such a fucking good OST track. The core reason why Jaegerists are in charge is that they wiped out all the military opposition via the wine. Its kind of implied (although not made super clear) that over the last few years, young recruits don't realy understand why they are still doing the whole titan training, since the enemy isn't titans anymore. So most the young recruits will side with Jaegerists because even if they aren't fanatical, they were the ones that seemed to be modern and looking at the future. The old guard (and especially the leadership) were mostly killed off by the wine. The Erwin thing is really interesting actually. I actually strongly think Erwin's idea would have been very much in line with Zeke's plan for Eldian, minus the whole, euthanisia thing. He would have absolutely thought that although horrific, a partial rumbling is the only way to proceed. The interesting thing though is regards Eren, because I think Erwin would moved to have him killed and his titan's taken by someone more controllable. Its a fucking brutal call prior to Eren going totally off the deep end, but is absolutely the sort of call Erwin would potentially make. Yeah, in that scene you start to see why evreyone just follows Floch. You can hate everything he stands for, but he is so easy to follow because he is absolutely truthful. He absolutely 100% believes EVERYTHING he says. He doesn't waver, hesistate. Theres no conflict or indecision. He is absolutely steadfast that everything he is doing is the correct and only course of action. If you compare that to everyone else... they don't have that. Hange, Jean, even Pyxis. None of them knew what to do. None of them really had a plan for the future. Now theres obviously absolutely understable reasons for that, but that because we are intelligent enough to see the nuace. The majority of people are not that smart, or have so much going on that don't have the time to dedicate any brain power to thinking about it. They see these people offering vague idea and half truths, and Floch offering them concrete absolute "truth". And yeah. The most remarkable thing about Floch is that despite him becoming this almost over the top insane villian... he might be the MOST believable charater in the show. Whilst I think your right in that they are his hero's, I also think its him just being smart. Jean is fucking useful, he wants him on his side and knows that there at least a part of Jean that always just wanted that peaceful, cushty life as an MP. The Levi/Hange thing has nothing to do with it being a conflict to him imo, its simple him trying to shut it down to them. He doesn't want them thinking Hange/Levi are alive, cos he knows they will oppose him. If he tells them they are dead, they won't go look for him, have no-one else to turn to and hopefully follow him. Oh, and as for why people followed Jean/Mikasa regarding the Titans, I think its a simple case of them being the Titan killers. Theres a few scenes earlier in the season where you see recruits being dubious about why they even bother training to kill Titans when there aren't any anymore, and then training with guns etc would be better. Thats why they follow Floch, who is a leadership figure pushing for a modern military. But in that moment, Floch isn't there and the threat is suddenly Titans. So yeah, they follow the orders of the two people there who have the highest titan kill count. The only people that might have higher are Hange/Levi (well, definately have higher in Levi's case) and they aren't there to follow, so Jean and Mikasa and Armin are the defacto leaders due to having the most experience killing Titans.

[@carljohan9265]

Another interesting point to mention about Floch is that he's not someone who's ordering people around from the comfort of an office chair, he's leading the charge personally and, as we see later, is even willing to die for what he believes in. People generally tend to have an easy time following those who act like that, especially when their agenda is "protect your home and your families". Btw, Floch is a slave to the idea of "saving Eldia".

[@storieswithstyle]

That is true, Floch really goes in himself and proves that he has become really proficient in ODM, probably to his own training. He was truly dedicated to his ideas. I also love that Eren indeed tell Floch his true plan. You can say it was because he needed to as he had seen it, but Eren and FLoch are very alike in the end :D

[@damirdukic]

1:41 -- Actually, the caption "Trost" is a mistake done by the animation studio. This district is not Trost, but Stohess.

[@storieswithstyle]

I see, that makes more sense! =)

[@rulue]

3:10 it reminds me of the New York Times who asked people if they would kill baby painter and less than 50% of the people said they would. As you said, this problem is caused by a major crisis and poisonned thoughts in the people, someone else would have taken his place. It also shows that around 25% would hesitate because he would be a baby. Ethics say that if you raised the painter in a sane environment with love and compassion he wouldn't become this monster. This is true, but this was a rather provoking study to do

[@storieswithstyle]

Yeah, it also kinda mirrors my comment sections with people beingfor Eren and othe opinions, which is also intresting :D I might do a poll on that :D Let us see if the results are similar :D

[@ExpertContrarian]

The scenario doesn’t make any sense

[@miahan8988]

24:14 your Erwin prediction has me SCREAMING 😂

[@Aoitetsugakusha]

It's a small glimmer in this absolutely hellish conclusion, but I'm really glad Kaya and Gabi made up. Given the circumstances at the end of the series, unless the spinoff or canonical materials mention otherwise, it's very probable that's the last time in their lives they met.

[@ShadowcatAlfa]

a titan is a car with legs ? more like its a flesh mecha lol, it has so many mecha anime tropes too

[@wej0w]

No more armbands from here in paradise, only floch with a headband to keep his crazy head in tact 😂.

[@JAGtheGuardian]

22:13 lol 😂

[@abdieladams]

39:23 does it mean he forgot he told Gabi he loved her?😅

[@storieswithstyle]

Let us hope not :D

[@TechnoArpan]

I think you're not quite comprehending the fact that most of the Island is in support of Floch and the Jeagerists. There's not much Jean, Mikasa and Armin can do by themselves. For example, you keep mentioning that Jean should arrest Floch, but do you think the people around would just stand by and let it happen? The people followed Jean, Mikasa and Armin because they're the ones most experienced in killing Titans, and because they had similar immediate goals. They aren't ideologically aligned One detail I've noticed about Colt on rewatches is that he always props up Gabi and puts down Falco in training and warrior stuff. I assume his reasons are similar to Marcel's, to prevent Flaco from becoming a warrior and shorten in life

[@storieswithstyle]

I mean, obviously they can not detain him because of the ideology, but they could find pretenses like "he deserted duirng the fight" or something clever, at least Jean. =D But yeah, it was a hard situation and everyone did act in character. =)

[@justwatchnotsay]

@@storieswithstyle You could clear see that Floch did not have all the power until he arrested Hange. He had to obey Hange's orders before that.

[@storieswithstyle]

@@justwatchnotsay Good point

[@daniaaal]

The sad reality is, we are seeing a lot of "Jaegerists" in real life. And that is so worrying.

[@storieswithstyle]

Yes, I think that is the cariest thing about AoT as well.

[@TheBlackfall234]

because people keep failing to understand that "jaegerists" people are only a Reaction to Problems that have been ignored for to long. The Problem arent really the Jaegerists, but the fact that we ignore what people say until they became radical. People say its wrong to turn "jaegerist" but their only alternative is to "acceppt the reality of things" so to say, or simply "trust in the system". People take a Symptom and pretend that said symptom is the actual illness. Thats also why History repeats. We failed to understand that Fascism was a Reaction to Bolshevism. This ignorance is best seen in German Politics. We have a leftist Policy for over 10 Years now that did nothing but make the Situation worse, yet people are brainwashed into thinking that a party that is not even in power is the "true danger to focus on". It was Leftist Policy that brought us where we are, yet people keep pointing the finger at the "evil brainwashed painter people". Yet i hear no one discussing the possibility that leftist policy might be problematic in its core.

[@storieswithstyle]

No, I would disagree with that the are just a reaction. Like, yes, they are, but they are a reaction because the people did nothing sooner. They are extremist and clearly go too far with their methods. The reality is that all revolutions are evil as well, but the thing is they are sometimes the lesser evil. So one can both criticize people for being extremist (against their own peers as well) and also criticize the conditions that lead there. I actually think just doing one of those is too low res

[@TheBlackfall234]

@@storieswithstyle and what should the people have done sooner ? My Point doesnt really contradict your point at all anyway. Pretty sure i wrote that they are a reaction to left-wing extremism because no one else did anything. Its really just a question of wether people want to acceppt that they have a point that has been ignored for to long, or if they are a reaction that is solely based on propaganda. Most people tend to think the second as the correct answer and my controversial standpoint is : That is exactly why we dont learn from History. We either start to acceppt that a radical reaction is no psychosis based on fear-propaganda, or stop crying about how History repeats itself. We live in a World where i have to take a person seriously, that beliefs that he is a literal fox. While i have to condem People who say that the Refugee-Policy is Catastrophical for the Inner Stability. The Problem is very obvious, its just that especially Germans cant think clearly about this kind of stuff because pretty much from the day we born till the day we die, we have no objevtive History Lesson. We really have lessons who condem our History. Just as in Attack on Titan. Our History is Grisha Jägers Father telling his Son how horrible everything was and that it was the worst and there never will be anything worse and you even are on that train yourself. You use "Painterpeople" pretty much as a synonym for "biggest asshole on screen".

[@storieswithstyle]

@@TheBlackfall234 Well, the left wig extremism was obvious since at least 2012 to me. One thing that should have been done is actually teach what left wing extremism means in schools. Noone talks about it. They could have talked critical thinking. They could have not politicised education. Parents could have looked at what their children were taught or grandparents should have talked more to their children. but most of all, not giving politicians so much money. Give them ewhat a teacher gets. They have no acountability, so why should they get money? I think most left-wing stuff (at least the bad part) stems from corruption and nepotism and using it to solidify positions. I mena, politicians don't do what they preach, so they obviously just want the votes. :D The left-right debate is only there to make us look away from their growing incompetence. At least that is how I expereince it.

[@jdccafe1845]

19:56 shadis is a great man RESPECT 🫡

[@user-wi9ge9xv3q]

フロックが一番好きです❤❤❤

[@muhkuhfan7164]

❤

[@justwatchnotsay]

Floch helped to gather Jagerists ，that is why he got the power.The 9 people survived from that battle who were all got promoted by queen.Floch is within them. So he is at least top9 high rank leaders.

[@darkaero]

35:00 fundamentalists

[@wrongname1278]

It's insane how Floch has never recovered from the su1c1de charge. It's like his state of mind was always on that extreme survival mode since then

[@justwatchnotsay]

That is why he got all the power after that.

[@storieswithstyle]

Yeah, he is one of the top 5 best written characters for me. Still despise him :D

[@wrongname1278]

@@storieswithstyle valid,valid

[@mrx-jo4cz]

If you see how all your friends and comrades die on your eyes, then you definitely can understand him

[@ExpertContrarian]

Did you even watch the show? It literally is still life or death. It has nothing to do with being unable to recover.

[@adamturek210]

That's why I can't sympathize with Annie. She sees all those dead people of the rumbling and says would kill all her victims again. You can she was indoctrinated by marley but this right here are her true feelings. The story just loves torturing Reiner and everybody just loves to remind him he's a scumbag, he suffers on every turn to the point that his biggest wish is to die and he takes some accountability by confronting the victim of his actions - Eren. But Annie? Zero accountability. I guess listening to armin and hitch for 4 years was a torture enough...

[@ExpertContrarian]

All the evil people get away with it in AoT but the people doing it for survival get killed

[@ExpertContrarian]

4:12 you are objectively wrong. Floch puts his life on the line constantly. Crazy how people get so filled with hate. They can’t even remember the facts.

[@storieswithstyle]

So did na“““s, I do not see your point

[@ExpertContrarian]

@@storieswithstyle you said they don’t put their life on the line. Trying to virtue signal by bringing up that political party is hilarious though. 🤣👌 That’s literally who you’d be siding with

[@TheBlackfall234]

@@storieswithstyle Expertcontrarian has a point. You cant point the finger at people like floch by using tropes like "its always others they put in danger and sacrifice" when in Floch´s Case its actually wrong. No matter how hard you hate Floch, its undeniable that he looked into deaths face. Jean, Mikasa, Connie and all the other Survivors didnt have to Suicide Charge, while Floch had to and he did. Yet he keeps fighting himself and putting himself at danger and since you finished the show already you know that he was consequential with it until the end. Have you ever thought of the possibility that modern germans are like eldians in marley ? Constantly confrontet with how demonic and evil their ancestors were ?

[@xDporrada]

You are 100% Floch when you talk in these reactions

[@mrx-jo4cz]

King Floch with the Glock! 😎

[@nathanporter3569]

Jean has never been a leader at any point in time in this story. Floch has been the leader of the Jaegerists since the beginning, and he was the ONLY ONE Eren trusted. I can't imagine why you would be so confused. To the Jaegerists Jean is literally no one.

[@storieswithstyle]

Nah, he is at least one of the people who survived Shiganshina to them. Also, Jeans character arc is becoming a leader, started by Marco, so these situations rounded it up very well in the end =)

[@AM17titan]

what do you mean no one? jean and others are LITERALLY the saviours of shiganshina along with floch

[@storieswithstyle]

@@AM17titan yes, that was my point

[@ExpertContrarian]

Floch did nothing wrong.

[@BobbyBloo-jy1fr]

None of this is Eren's fault. Jaegerist forever long live Lord Floch

[@XegnoPure]

nah

[@mylespeterson2707]

@@XegnoPureyeah

[@gabrielegenota1480]

bro is confronted with the most cartoonishly evil act (genocide) and gets convinced that it’s justified because of a guy with an aota of charisma said so

[@purpleemerald5299]

Eren himself would beg to differ.

[@nathanporter3569]

@@gabrielegenota1480 shudup marlyen.