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I have to say, there's no context that can make Mikasa making out with a decapitated head + Ymir smiling in the background like a happy parent not funny looking.

Depending on how this chapter goes, to get a satisfying ending, you have to explain Eren/Ymir’s goal and POV a bit, IMO. I mean, we still don’t have solid explanation on why Eren and Ymir did this. It’s clear they wanted to be stopped on some level. While the power of titans is probably going...

Eren was decapitated. It wasn't. It came out of his body and attached to his head only after he touched Zeke. And if we're saying that they need to decapitate Eren and then kill the thing, that seems like vague plan considering they don't even know how and if it can be killed. Like right now...

Eren's head is attached to it. Would decapitating the head not destroy it?

I just don't understand why she brought it up. Like okay, so what if you do see it again? She just mentions it and it's like "so...?" At this point, Eren's actual body is pretty much just a head and that weird spine thing right?

I agree with you. I'm pretty sure everything will come together in terms of Eren's motivations rather soon. I just didn't like the claim someone else made that Eren is perfectly in character, and the implication that there isn't anything more to his actions aside from his original values. I...

I guess it was technically stupid, but I don't feel like that's what it was trying to show. I don't think Ymir cares whether or not she and others get to eat. Nor do I think she did it to be evil or malicious in any way. The reason why she did it, is the same reason why she doesn't care. And...

But he's willing to kill his people though, and has done so. He was willing to let the soldiers drink Zeke's spinal fluid despite being his people. Eren has shown over and over that he will kill his people to meet his goals. If the ability to fight back can potentially result in their freedom...

It's not that I missed the point. The problem is that the "point" had very little do with anything. A metaphor doesn't have to be 100% equivalent but it should be similar enough to illustrate a point. I wouldn't say it makes perfect sense, but I believe that it easily can. The problem is that...

Wanting it to be logical is a problem? Logic is pretty huge thing in story-telling. Even if people aren’t always logical in the real world, logic helps the reader relate to the events and characters of the world. It is about logic when the reader is trying to connect the actions of a character...

Because it’s just weird logic. This is the dude who, in the same chapter, mentioned that he won’t jeopardize the world’s freedom and will kill millions of people to get it, then goes on to say he will jeopardize the world’s freedom by letting his friends fight back against him. According to...

I feel like Eren fighting the alliance doesn't really make sense if his goal is truly just to destroy his enemies so his friends can live happy lives. I mean, what is he going to do, kill his friends to accomplish his goal....which is entails them surviving? Every single one of his friends...

Feels more like a foreshadow/glimpse at the future than a daydream, IMO. Edit: maybe not, since he’s imagining his self in the central district. I feel like Jean and Mikasa will happen regardless though. lol

Eren says he rejects the wish of the extermination of Eldians, but exterminating all life outside of the wall would kill many Eldians as well. All of Marley's military forces are there in Paradis, so killing them would leave Marley defenseless and harm less innocent. So I don't think Eren is...

lol One chapter made me so sympathetic toward Ymir that I'm rooting for Eren to destroy the world. But in all honesty, perhaps what he means by "end the world", is that he means to end the world that she's a slave to, aka, paths. Thinking about it, physically destroying everything has the same...