Vin's Paranoia

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He is tragic because the solace he is searching for will never be found until he overcomes the sin within himself.

all the titans. He labels the enemy as an external one and binds himself to that conviction. When really, the walls are in himself. He is tragic because he allows himself to cycle back into this deprecating mentality.

world of sinful monsters he is just yet another horrible being of lacking, trying to constantly justify why he is suffering and the meaning of it. He comes up with these reasons: that his freedom was stolen from him- or that he can really break out of these walls and slaughter

that he was “born this way” it’s his way of saying that he would “always be like this” and “there was no other way”. He believes there’s no meaning in changing himself because he can’t imagine himself existing in a world where his suffering and inferiority doesn’t exist. In a

I think eren jeager represents the painful nature of humanity. Eren exists in disharmony with himself. The way he thinks is fixed on his own suffering and he tunnel-visions in on that lacking, and by identifying with it, ends up perpetuating his pain even more. When he states +

lowkey the only time someone was drunker than Hannes in Shiganshina was probably Grisha every year on August 1st. though I can't decide if he did this alone in his basement or finally gave Hannes a drinking buddy

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@thas_07b Reiner sleeping on bert's ass with a huge smile... bert trapping him there with his leg...

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Titan #hange bc i love drawing their side profile

i am very self aware which unfortunately hasn't solved anything

Can't believe people think he is straight

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Cute illustration of Eren and Zeke drawn by animator AtenaHena

In fiction evil is often written to have depth and complexity while good is written to be simple and boring. But in real life evil is boring and predictable while good is complex and unique every single time.

My good friend Ursula K. Le Guin has some thoughts on this