TRAVELING THROUGH TIME...? || GERMAN watches Attack on Titan 4x20 - BLIND REACT-ANALYSIS
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Zeke: Our father traumatized me.
Eren: I traumatized our father.
Such a fun uno-reverse :D
Grisha apologising to Zeke is one of my favourite scenes in the show, extremely emotional and quite underrated imo
Me too l fell şad for him here is amzing episode and şad one too
it's extremely rated
"I know im not getting stuff a lot here"
- AOT reactor that never misses on the nuance between characters
He is very clever, I can't deny that, but he is also misinterpreting A LOT even when the show is telling the viewer what's going on directly. I also think he's got problems interpreting drawn emotions in this show. Too clever for his own good :D
@@IsMirDochLattensyeah sometimes you overthink, and he does that a bit
@@tofferooni4972 happens when you at times pause even within a single scene like 10 times. Dont get me wrong, i like the reactions, but you can in fact overanalyze stuff. Or in this case, start analysing with a sentence of information, ranting for 10 minutes, continuing the scene, immediatly realise the previous take made no sense because of information we got 10 seconds later. Wouldnt really say its a matter of being to clever and more an issue of being to hasty.
@@TheBlackfall234 yeah that is his style. I do like his takes and perspectives so I keep watching his videos though
The reason why the kiss on the hand scene was significant there was because that was where Eren learned the truth of everything. That moment where Eren made contact with the royal blooded Historia was when he witnessed all of the future he allowed himself to see. He did not witness his father killing the royal family. He witnessed his future self force his father to kill the royal family. If you look back at the scene in Season 3, it will be quite the mind fuck knowing the full context. Rewatching is as much of a rollercoaster of emotions as watching for the first time.
Yes, I remember the scene making me really anxious, I was right :D
The darkest part of this reveal is that Grisha explicitly says that Eren can pick & choose which memories Grisha receives which means that Grisha's (and previous holders) actions are constantly manipulated by Eren.
Yeah, that made him like the ultimate villain :D
Since Grisha can only see what Eren allows him to see, that moment of reconciliation between Grisha and Zeke is only possible because of Eren. I like to think that despite all the terrible things Eren has done/will do, this is a small gift of kindness for his father and brother.
I agree with you heremy friend
10:07
And here's how the magic happens. Grisha doesn't see Zeke. Eren sees Zeke (note where Eren is standing.) Then he sends THAT memory back to Zeke. From the look on Eren's face this first time it might have been an accident but not after this!
Zeke and Eren aren't creating some alternate time stream. Eren is just choosing which of EREN's memories Grisha gets.
24:01
"I'm so sure this didn't happen in episode one."
This DID happen 1x01! Even thought it was a different animation studio, showing the scene from a different angle. In 1x01 you can't see Grisha's face but can tell where he's looking from the position of his body. OFC you wouldn't notice on the first watch because you have no reason to wonder where Grisha is looking.
Grisha went to the chapel the 2nd time because Eren sent him EREN'S memories of what was going on at Shiganshima. Carefully selected memories. He wouldn't be trying to save his wife if he knew his wife was already dead.
Yes, I think it could have been a bit clearer that it was always like this, but on the other hand this made me second guess some stuff. I had to warm up to the idea of predestination, but in the end it was really interesting as it was mainly used for character building. =)
The "That old bearded man can't possibly be Zeke" followed by Eren just saying "Next one." Has to be one of my favorite moments in the series
7:25 "putting your family before everything else is a pretty solid motive"...let's see how long you can hold that position
haha omg I thought exactly that xD
The reason Grisha went to the Founder directly after what Eren had said at the table is because Future Eren was testing something. Eren sent parts of his memories to Grisha about the wall getting attacked that day, prompting Grisha to rush over to the Founder. Eren realized he could do this when Grisha first seen Zeke in the basement, and had to test it. Granted Eren already had an idea he could do that because he seen his own future memories through Grisha's memories, but this confirmed to him how to do it.
Eren using Kruger's words on Grisha was a nice touch.
Eren, the son Grisha wanted in Liberio. Zeke the son Grisha wanted in the walls
I wonder what Historia thought if she knew it was all Eren that killed her family especially Frieda bc we know that Historia loved Frieda
Good question, I actually think that might have been really interesting to tackle now that you swsay that. Unfortunately Historia is useless for the erest of the show, one of the few things I really disliked in the end =(
@@storieswithstyle sadly yes
She should have known about it bc she has the royal blood, and bc of her contact with eren, she should have gained the memories of the past, but at the end we never know, bc the story with historia ended with her having a baby and being a monarch symbol
@@alejandranoixx she cant tho? she can only see her own memories
it will only happen if eren decides to tell her about it (why would he)
I think Zeke is a slave to salvation. He desires to save eldians through euthanasiation, so they don’t suffer in this cruel world. Also he wishes to save the world from the titans and the endless cycle of hatered. And of course, he wants to save Eren from Grisha, as he belives that Eren is delusional or brainwashed. Almost every time when Zeke speaks, the main leitmotiv is Salvation. Even through Elena’s eyes, he is a God, a Savior. Also a bit of a stretch, but his father’s figure name is Ksavier (Savior), but his true father’s name is Grisha (in russian Greshnik means Sinner)
Yeah, but I think in the end it is more personal salvation than for his people.=) But the names are indeed a cool catch, I did not realize that =)
To think this was prepared since the begenning of the show. This episode was a peace of art. Just the reveals, the fact Eren is now scary and was the one who influenced his father, where we thought it was the reverse, the character developpment, the music and emotions. Everything in this episode was so perfectly done. It's shame they didn't adapted the real Carla position in episode 1. And this is not the end. The next episode is as good as this one. In term of writing, i really think we are at the peak of the show. Eren's quote is everything about his character. Rather than letting people steal his freedom, he'll steal theirs first. What a line ! And this why he is slave to his fate, he can't go against his own nature. Like he said, he was born like that.
31:35 i love how Eren went to position when Gresha started talking about the attack titen attributes😂
He was like " thats my queue "
Bro really said “I know I’m not getting a lot of stuff here.” while he realised what I understood going through hundreds of explanation comments lol.
Keep up the good work!
24:00 they're in the memories, but Grisha can see through the future memories, the memories Eren gives him, so Grisha sees through future Eren's point of view.
In the first episode Grisha didn't look at Eren
25:35 instant in the sense that whenever a Titan is created, it's Ymir that builds it out of clay, and she builds it in hours or day, but in real life it looks like an instant transformation
26:50 she meant the predecessors before Karl Fritz, so every Eldian royal that used the Founder's power for war and destruction
28:26 Grisha killed the Reiss family in the meantime that the walls were being destroyed
One thing I love is that in the flashbacks, Grisha refers to Mikasa as his daughter.
( 28:27
“I live there with my wife, son, and daughter!”)
I don't know if you understood this, but there's no "physical" time travelling happening, Grisha see's Zeeke trough Eren memories. He sees wathever Eren is looking at, if Eren decides to share that memory that is. Don't really know the exact level of control he has over that.
Yeah, I think I am still murky on that. The thing is, people have also said that in the manga in earlier eps Grisha looked at future Eren, but they did not adapt that. I have to look out for that on rewatch =)
@@storieswithstyleyes your ritht here keep going king❤
@@storieswithstyle I think it is an illusion somehow
Yeah no physical time travelling just memories. When Grisha hugged Zeke, he's basically hugging the air lol
@@RhCp0212 'he's basically hugging the air lol'
Not only that, but Grisha also sees himself hugging Zeke in 3rd person, since everything Grisha sees is Eren's perspective.
I LOVE your reaction to Eren jumpscare 😂😂😂😂
Kinda funny that in the beginning titans got me with jumpscares and now it is Eren. :D
I believe that he thought of people who did not have freedom as animals, like he said at the beginning of the show, people who were content as being inside the walls without wanting to get out were just live livestock, waiting. So, he did not see titans as animals, but "slaverists" because they opposed to his and his peoples freedom, same as marleyans, so he would take their freedom first.
Yes, and looking back that was the first sign of his deep hatred we saw, which is wild as it his first scene after leaving the tree with Mikasa.
this is my all time favorite episode showing my favorite character whos values were most pure Grisha. The voice actor showed his brilliance
19:46 NEIN !! I screamed laughing 😂❤ Love your reactions mate. This is the one I’ve been waiting for!
Awesome Awesome Awesome that you mentioned DARK!! That is one of my favorite sci-fi stories of all time. Highly recommend DEVS on hulu by Alex Garland of Annihilation & Ex-Machina. Glad you were able to make the connections. It is a LOT! You’re not stupid. Not by a long shot. These are ones you have to rewatch & when you go back & rewatch the series you will gasp at all the connections. This revelation immediately made me think back to the table conversation of Eren telling Mikasa & Armin how “unfree” they are. It feels like such a cruel and terrible self-projection after you see this episode.
Young Man Hatred was always there. “I am who I’ve always been. From the moment I was born.”
I was just about to call him "new man hatred"
also I literally jsut watched dark cause he recommended it before he knew how similar it is to aot and I've been sitting on a load of spoilers since
@@JulianDanzerHAL9001 Right! It’s Soooo good. Back when the first season premiered on Netflix headlines were calling it “the German Stranger Things.” That couldn’t be more of an insult in hindsight. 😂 Dark is on another level.
Hitting 2 stones with 1 bird
44:17 Actually Zeke is the one who came up with the idea first, it's kinda his dream since Grisha gave him a very miserable childhood, one strong scene that confirms that is the first reveal of kid Zeke, when the marlian guy insult him and his family and talked shit about how the filthy devils are still giving birth, and then Mr. Ksaver's story made him more confedint about the euthanasia plan, Zeke's only motivation is saving the world , but with one of the most terrible, wrong, psycopathic ways
Grisha’s breakdown was epic, the VA gave me chills.
I am sorry I fallen off watching your videos for a while. But I was waiting for your reaction to this episode eagerly. Thank you for the video.
hello Frieda, and Dirk or whatever 😁
42:57 there are multiple times throughout season 4 where he does try to change his fate, its something you only realize when you rewatch the show.
Yeah, I was annoyed that he didn't try to do that until I started seeing the where he tried to do it and failed.
It's wonderful and horrible that Eren Free Will Jaeger had no free will after he kissed Historia's hand.
A great example would be: When Eren asked Connie what Sasha's last words were.
Eren probably already knew what it was and at that moment, it is just once again confirmed to him that he can't change anything.
@@nicomeneses886 That's a better reason for laughing than the irony of "meat".
What??? "Laughing at the irony of meat"??? I guess that's an oversimplification of it...but at face value, that scene is supposed to mirror how Eren reacted to Hannes' death. Upon reaching the later episodes, you can interpret it as Eren being frustrated that he really couldn't change things.
People keep saying that to me, but it does not work in my opinion. It undermines his whole character and is never explicitly shown. I get the sentiment that it would preserve the view of him as a tragic hero, but that is not what he is. I do think it is an interpretation that might be fun to look into and steelman it one day, but to me reading it as using the destiny thing as an excuse to do his horrid stuff because he can always say "but no, I could not change it" is a lot more interesting. I take him laughing at Sasha as llaughing at himself for becoming such a monster. After all, the child is still in there somewhere... =( But yeah, I do think it is an interpretation one could make, just not the most interesting one for me =)
How can you pause it each sentence and still enjoy the show? I couldn't.
"Eren is a slave to freedom."
13:38
Lol, nice call.
I called that in the Uri ep alread :D Though it was wrong in the end =(
@storieswithstyle Ah, I must've missed when you said it before. When eren said it in the final episode it was one of the most quoted lines, so it's pretty cool you said it so early on.
Reacting to my favorite episode on my birthday, perfect!
Happy Birthday! =) Hope you have a wonderful day and can relax! =)
23:05 Eren is the Son grisha wished for in marley. Zeke is the Son grisha wished for on Paradis.
Yes your ritht here thanks for his my friend❤have nice day
A thing to understand this entire episode is that there is not "actual" time traveling happening not like in the "usual" way at least. These are all memories. The reason why Griesha can sometimes see Zeke is because of the Attack Titans power - getting a glimpse of the memories of it's future inheritors - Eren. Grisha sees Zeke because Eren is looking at him 10:17, also same as in this scene 42:05 look where Eren is standing, that's how Grisha can actually "see" Zeke. For Eren this just happens now but for Grisha this is a memory of an inheritor of the Attack Titan which is Eren. Grisha sees Zeke because Eren sees Zeke there. Same when Eren "talks" to Grisha gaslighting him to kill the Reiss family and take the Founder. He is not physically there - it's a memory from the Future.
One thing to remember is everything that has happened - has happened and will not change. Everything that will happen - will happen and will not change.
The faces in this show, though. So human but horrifying at the same time.
Grisha looked and sounded angry to me in that flashback when Eren killed the traffickers
Time is a flat circle ⭕️
He is called "Xaver", like Franz Xaver Kroetz for example
He chose that day because he was coming up on his 13 years for being the attack titan. He was dying soon.
Ahhhhhh, thanks, that makes so much sense, how did I not connect that! =D Thanks so much :D I feel dumb now :D
The fact that it was Eren from the beginning, Eren really is the main villain now.
Correction : Eren is the main hero
@@bastienjoret9803 Nah, He is main villlain he is Hittler, adolfl Hittler of AoT universe
@@bastienjoret9803 EREN the main villain 🤣
Yes, I actually caught it pretty early as well I think (start of episode 7 season 4 or so), so I am so glad I was not giving him shit for some tragic misunderstanding in the end. :D
That is not why he does it though! That is his pretense. He does the rumbling because it makes him feel good to live out his hatred.
From this episode onward, I realized i has been scammed. The hero that i followed since day one turned out to be the villain who created his own sad backstory.😅
I still had some doubts here, but I think I got that feeling since Liberio :D
Worth mentioning that AoT actually flags its predeterminism in its very first episode, both in the title, "to you, 2000 years from now", and in its very first scene when Eren has a precognitive vision before ever receiving the Attack Titan.
If AoT's world was not predetermined, the entire idea of there being a specific individual - a "you" - to whom anyone could deliver a message is incoherent, and, seeing as Eren's vision in that meadow also happens exactly as he sees it, the story establishes that nothing in the story can or will deviate from whatever is revealed in such visions.
This is important because it means Eren's highest order goal, freedom, is metaphysically impossible in this world, and that because Eren knows this after kissing Historia's hand, he's deadlocked into a complete dystopian headspace, torn between his nature as a slave to a childishly impossible ideal and knowledge of the terrifying yet inescapable future results of that very nature.
Also, I wouldn't say this is time-travel. The entire point is that if we go by hard determinism, it's easier to think of reality less like a movie-reel that spins over time, and more like a flat 2D image of a map. The "future" is no different than the past or the present, in that since everything is determined completely, it might as well count as already having happened. IE, the future is just another part of the map, not a part the video-reel will eventually get to. The future "has already happened", and it happened the moment "time began". The Attack Titan allows those who has it to see pieces of the future through the eyes of future inheritors because "the future has already happened", hence no "travelling" is actually happening.
Conclusion: Eren is Hittler, he is the main villain of the story 😁
So glad I never like him from the start, when AoT started I like Mikasa, then Levi appeared and I love him, then I also like Erwin, Hange, and Jean as character grew also on me, Gaby, Pieck, Falco, Reiner, awesome, like them all, but till the end of the series even with Eren crying and said sorry whatsoever to Armin, still don't like him, still Zeke's plan is better than killing 80% of the world's population. That's horrible, even if sacrificing eldians mean sacrificing my fav characters it is still better than sacrificing the world
Yes, I think it was teased in the eps before but after tnext ep it is pretty clear :D
@@storieswithstyle it is not that I never try to understand eren, I did try. but even after reading the manga, I still think that it is wrong to eliminate the rest of the world, we have gaby, falco, pieck, reiner, annie in marley, onyakopon in the other part of the world.
@@storieswithstyle I'm glad you turned out to be a decent human being unlike some people on youtube who unironically thought Eren was a cool edgelord. Eren is ontological evil in this story.
Basically when Eren kissed Historia's hand he saw his future memories on his dad's past memories, so that's the reason why he changed after that scene. He knew what he needed to do, since basically it created a loop of testing and failing looking for the best outcome. When Eren saw the future memories on his dad's past memories he knew he needed to get in the coordinate with zeke in order for him to send himself and Eren to the past, that's the only reason why Eren could actually influence his dad on the past on taking the Founding Titan. Eren and zeke are not in front of Grisha physically, it's only a representation of his future memories showing in his present.
dude you're great at this don't worry lol
Eren says the same thing when forcing Grisha to take the founding titan that Kruger said to Grisha on the wall before giving him the attack titan
Pretty futuristic name for an AoT character, Mr Quasar
31:05 I think answering at this point won't be a spoiler...the attack titan isn't the reason why eren is like this, eren is the reason why the attack titan is like this. That's why kruger knew to save a certain mikasa and armin even if he didn't know who they were and that's why grisha knew when eren as a kid was talking about freedom that that's the day he needs to get the founding titan. And that the walls will be breached.
Other titans have past memories, but the attack titan has past and some future memories, hence they all keep moving forward cos of what they see ahead, and somehow, eren is convinced beyond the shadow of a doubt that he is free and nobody elses memories, past or future are influencing him. and so confident of everything he does. At this point you should be able to guess that eren may be the last attack titan.
04:32 "Because he’s an asshole who’d toss his family into a ditch to restore Eldia."
I’m starting to think Eren was talking about himself, just change Eldia to freedom.
3:33 in the manga he actually looked sad
Yes your ritht here l fell şad for him have nice day
They fixed it in the bluray
I think Zeke is a slave to family or maybe even validation. He didn't adopt Kvsavier's ideology, he presented it to Kvsavier who then validated his idea because of his own experiences. So now he is seeking validation from Eren and validation from the world by becoming the "hero" that saves it.
Yes, he definitely is. Him prioritizing Eren over executing his plan when he could have showed that perfectly. =)
36:56 This is the same line Krueger told Grisha.
38:32 It's one of those twists that I couldn't grasp the first time I saw this and therefore I wasn't really a fan of. The concept of causality loops and grandfather paradoxes. Maybe because I've been used to the concept of alternate timelines and multiverses from the MCU that going back to a set past and predetermined future is hard to me to accept again.
I actually think it is the only satisfying timetravel way logic wise. There is another way that works, but changing the universe with timetravel has huge philosophical implications and they never come up when it is used, so I kinda really like predestination. You should really watch Dark if you enjoy thinking like this, it makes you wonder what timetravel occures a lot :D
Loved dark so much , it's so good @@storieswithstyle
Eren sends his memories to Grisha and previous holders of the attack titan, thats why Grisha knows things yet to happen
Oh damn, I felt so deeply sorry for Zeke here, I don't know how you can keep up the hate for him. He was also just a poor child, brainwashed since birth... I really feel sorry for him, though I hate him, too... It's complicated with him xD
24:40 lol...this did happen in episode 1...intact this whole point of the memories I'd then filling in to you all the things you didn't notice or outright weren't shown in episode 1.
And why does grisha have dead eyes, cos he had a 13 year time limit remember, times running out, eren is starting to show the zeal for freedom that thw attack titan lives for, and obviously cos he can see future memories and knows this is where it goes down 🤣
Eren didnt change the past. Grisha killed the Reiss family. The difference is that now we know why he did it 😀
You said in this video that you have only seen "time travel" done right twice and now as you have completed attack on titan, what do you say? Is it the third?
Mechanic wise it is done really well here as well, I was pretty glad to see no logical errrors. It could have been a bit more explicit in the end that Eren used it as an excuse to do all the horrid shit, because I think initially I took a long time that he was just like "yeah, I did try to fight it like once, but whateves, guess ther is no chioce but to rumble" :D But from the mechanics, it now def joined the other two. =)
@@storieswithstyle Glad you reached that conclusion, eren really used it as an excuse and I think "time travel" is a tool here used to spice up the story and eren's character (and explain some things) rather than a story element like in the other two examples
well...I like your style even you pause a lot. and you are not stupid at all. your prediction is pretty amazing. I couldn't catch a lot at the first watch! from Japan.
Thank you! =) I know it is unconventional but I can enjoy the show more htis way. =)
From my understanding, you are right, and Eren is literally a slave to destiny. He can't change anything. The future he sees is linear and static. If he tries to change something, he's just putting into motion the events that led to the future he already saw. When Sasha died, Eren was laughing not because he thought it was funny but because he realized all the destruction he saw in the future was already set in stone and there was nothing he could do to stop it.
Though I agree he can not change it, I think he chooses not to as well. He in the end almost uses it as an excuse to live out his hateful fantasies :( I think when he laughs it is a dissociation from himself because he realizes he payed Sashas life for his plans and that she was not his priority.
@@storieswithstyle the curious case to ask here is that if future is pre determined the choices were already made but by whom , if you say it was eren all along then he is a monster as he doesn't try to change anything
If it's not eren then who decided anything at all and its all meaningless , whatever was gonna happen , happened , and in a way that's even more tragic
@@amampathak To me the interesting hting is the question of Erens hate: is it nature or nurture? I think that is the crux. if it is inherent in him, he is to blame. If it is the memories and societies experiences, it is a tragic tale. But we will need to discuss that in depth in the future =)
@@storieswithstyle why not both, nature and nurture. Eren empathised with his enemies, he nurtured himself to understand the reality and nature of the world, he then acts on his inherent nature because of the nature of society n civilization.
23:15 At that time, young Eren inspired his father to go on a mission.
The one work of video form fiction where 'time line time travel' is done well is 'Steins;Gate'. It's an excellent and highly regarded anime that I highly recommend.
A word of warning is that I found the first couple of episodes 'lackluster'.
Ps: if you would react to Steins;Gate, I would eagerly watch your reactions to the series.
My favorite anime
mine too! =)
36:58 how is this gaslighting 😂...everybody just says that
Beacuse Grisha would not have done it otherwise :D
"You started all of this" and every flavor of "it already happened, it's your fault, you can't escape it"
@@storieswithstyle well...I'd say that's persuasion cos gaslighting is lying and trying to make someone believe something that isn't true.
But grisha did start all this...he had a choice to go beyond the walls or not...and he eventually freely gave eren the titan, he could've chosen not to. That's how I see it...eren tries to sway his choices, but ultimately they're his choices to make
@@Ryutsukiffe I don’t think Eren was saying “it’s your fault, you can’t escape it.” What he’s really telling him is that he shouldn’t just grovel and let all the injustices done to him be in vain. Since Eren experienced Grisha’s traumatic backstory in Marley first hand as shown in the last few episodes of S3, he shares the same genuine rage that Grisha felt, and he lets us all know in this pivotal plot twist that he never forgot about all of that bs his dad went through. So Eren isn’t really lying (gaslighting) to his dad at all in this plot twist.
THE absolute best written story story about time travel is Steins;Gate. No competition.
And I'm talking about the visual novel here.
The anime is absolutely fantastic and it still can't even come close to comparing to the VN (the anime also lacks the alternative endings, of which there are around 5 if I remember correctly).
Everyone even remotely interested in time travel stories should play that VN. It's on steam so it's easy to find.
This is where you realized you don’t know anything about this show, its a canonical event for all of us
14:53 nahh..his reaction to those bandits who kidnapped mikasa wasn't make them suffer and die...he was disgusted with them...called them animals...but his reaction was the same as with every other time throughout the show...they're enemies, keep moving forward, destroy my enemies who think they can take away freedom from me or people I'm affiliated with....
King Fritz was the real villain
Yes, he definitely is one of the most evil characters ever :D
True story; this is the last episode of Attack on Titan Season 4 Part 2 that I have watched, as of now. The last episode I ever watched with my ex wife and her mother. Something we did from season 1 onwards, as episodes aired, for a decade. The show outlasted the entire marriage. This is the episode we ended on as a “family.” Now as a manga reader, I knew everything that happened, but still cherished the show, and the tradition. I couldn’t bear to continue it alone. But, as a happier note to the tale, we did reconcile enough that the two of us watched the Season 4 Part 3 film, together. Briefly rekindling the tradition, one final time; before selling our home and ending our cohabitation, forever.
genau, Dark ist geil
The attack titan fights for freedom... That's Eren's personality sending back memories to the previous owners of the attack titan.. No other titan has a personality! Also the attack titan can't see memories it's only cuz eren has the attack and in the paths so he's visiting old memories and causing all this! The attack titan and it's unique ability is basically Eren!!
I think a psychologist would save this anime😂😂😂
Yep, so I keep saying xD Or make it worse by being a manipulative s o a b :D
The principles of the hippocratic oath have been around in Humanity for thousands of years, and surpassed culture and society. Although it's not relevant to the story it's safe to assume the principle would apply in this fictional world.
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Bro thats not fear dont make us wait drop the next reaction
Wednesday :D
@@storieswithstyle cant wait
I love that you could Eren is a slave to freedom, but you also say Eren is a slave to himself. Future Eren set past and present Erens course from the day he was born. He could not let his life be different. Hes a slave to his own nature. The one thing he cannot change, himself.
37:57 I think eren is sorry that it happened. idk how you came to this conclusion
In the end it did not matter, he was not sorry enough :D
@@storieswithstyle tbh if he is sorry enough the future wouldn't happen. Totally unrelated but i think isayama read dostoevsky, if you haven't tried russian lit yet you should. Would love to hear your take on them.