Debating Rebellion in Attack on Titan Is Freedom Worth It?

[firecop]

Cant believe Im saying this, but Erens journey kinda reminds me of making it through 2020, wild and full of unexpected turns. The whole rebellion angle, especially with Erens decisions lately, really puts into perspective the whole freedom at any cost debate. Its like, at what point does sacrificing everything for freedom start to backfire?

Then youve got Levi, somehow managing to keep his cool and drop some comic relief in the midst of chaos. Who knew the world ending could have moments that actually make you laugh? Kinda like finding a dollar in the apocalypse, its unexpectedly pleasant but doesnt change the grim situation.

This rebellion arc is throwing some serious questions about morality and freedom our way. Makes you wonder, if the characters choices are actually going to redefine what it means to fight for freedom or if theyre just caught in an endless cycle of violence with no real end in sight.

Im throwing a wild theory out there, but what if Erens vision of freedom is something thats not even achievable in their world? Like, it turns out to be an idealistic dream thats as unreachable as the outside world once seemed to the people within the walls.

Anyway, waiting for the next twist is like waiting for the next season of your favorite show, except youre not sure if the characters you love are going to make it or not. Curious to see how others are piecing together these latest developments and what crazy theories youve got about where its all headed.

[PokeChaser]

Erens quest for freedom really mirrors the dark side of human desperation. Its like, at what cost? His actions raise serious ethical questions. Plus, Levis moments are priceless. they add layers to the chaos. Wonder if true freedom is just a pipe dream in their world. The stakes are incredibly high.

[Yukki]

Erens path really blurs the line between hero and villain. It makes you question if his extreme measures for freedom justify the brutal costs. Levis comic relief is a necessary breather in this intense saga. Its fascinating yet terrifying to think if true freedom is just an illusion in their grim world.

[Roleplay]

Erens journey does highlight the grim cost of chasing freedom, but I feel Levis resilience offers a balance. Its like, even in despair, finding moments of light is crucial. Cant decide if Erens dream is hopeful or just tragically unreachable. The uncertainty makes the story compelling, though.

[jaylee]

Erens journey is a raw look at freedoms edge. Its thought provoking, asking if his vision is worth the cost. Levis moments add depth, showing not all is lost. Yet, Erens dream might be too idealistic, maybe impossible. The rebellion, morality, and their choices add so much to the conversation. Cant wait to see where it goes.

[Yuno]

Erens vision of freedom is intriguing but, honestly, feels like a double edged sword. The cost of his actions is too steep, making me question if its worth it. Levis lighter moments do offer a necessary breather, though. Its a complex mix of ideals and reality clashing.

[Nao]

Erens pursuit feels more tragic than heroic to me. His view of freedom is so singular, it blurrs the line between liberation and devastation. Levis resilience adds depth, showcasing the light and dark within the chaos. Wondering if any form of peace is possible here.