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You know, I've always been curious about this statement ever since it was mentioned in chapter 37.
Because, really, what can be more important???
After reading 38, I'm starting to think there are humans living outside the walls as well as inside. It's early to presume if the outside community is normal or not, but we can 95% confirm that titans aren't born from thin air. They seem to be transformed from humans. Also, humans aren't born from thin air either, and it doesn't make sense the titans outside of the wall were originally humans from inside (i.e: they sneaked outside).
With that said, what can be more important than preventing the end of the human race, is it's not the end of the human race if everybody within the walls were destroyed, because they're not the last remnant of humankind.
Discuss.
Because, really, what can be more important???
After reading 38, I'm starting to think there are humans living outside the walls as well as inside. It's early to presume if the outside community is normal or not, but we can 95% confirm that titans aren't born from thin air. They seem to be transformed from humans. Also, humans aren't born from thin air either, and it doesn't make sense the titans outside of the wall were originally humans from inside (i.e: they sneaked outside).
With that said, what can be more important than preventing the end of the human race, is it's not the end of the human race if everybody within the walls were destroyed, because they're not the last remnant of humankind.
Discuss.
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