"What would Mom think" hit me harder than expected. The whole show Eren keeps his thoughts of revenge based on his Mom. Her death was a robbery of the few forms of kindness and love he had. She died, meaning her gentleness was never corrupted in his mind and ours. He realizes the atrocities he's about to commit. And also realizes his kind Mom would be appalled at the thought her child would become so cruel.
@@remphz3321 Eren’s mom would be disappointed because she would keep telling eren to stay but eren will still do the rumbling, she would blame herself thinking on what she did wrong and if she rises her son right or not
It was really surreal when ramzi and Halil died. There was no plot armor. No intervention. No one coming to help. No power of friendship or anything just conveniently stopping the titans right before ramzi dies. They died. And nothing can change that. Theyre gone. Most shows or movies at least fluff it up enough to where the most dreadful crescendo isnt realized. But thats not the case here. Just a cruel cruel world.
HOLY SHIT I COMPLETELY ABOUT THAT LYRICS and learning that it was related to some future event happening during the rumbling, all the way back in the first part of the final season. When I realized, I literally yelled out, "HHHOOOOOLLLYYYY SSSHHIITTT!"
Best Eren scene in the whole series. After seeing how ruthless he is leading up to the rumbling, here's Eren some months or years prior having seen the future, knowing he can do nothing to stop it, and he's horrified of himself. Pretty similarly by how his dad was compelled to do things he was horrified of. This is actually probably the best character moment in the series, and it is so thoroughly earned. Impeccable.
He doesn't do rumbling, because he can't stop the future. He even contemplates other options here, but decides, that he "can't accept things ending this way"
There's a book series that deals with this same type of concept. Dune by Frank Herbert, it got a movie adaptation recently. Well, a NEW adaptation. Anyway, main character in that story learns of a future that he can not avoid no matter what, so he decides to take the rains to bring it to the most optimal out come where the least amount of people will die. And still billions die in HIS, the main character, his name.
@@user-mm6tb9mb7n The curse of Ymir is also a big problem. Eren only have 4 years to live, he can't wait for Armin to think about some diplomacy stuff.
You got it wrong, it's not that he cant stop the future, and so he does it anyway. It's that he WANTS to do it anyway and the future tells him just that, that no matter what he wil do it bc it's what he wants
canonically its incorrect many other countries speak eldian and even have it as an official language bc of the spread and influence of the eldian empire
@@ID_Playz that makes sense. The Eldians were the first empire to conquer the world using the power of the Titans, before the Marleyans (whom they also conquered) did. Probably even the present-day Marleyan Empire speaks Eldian.
i was rewatching the anime not long ago (dub) and realising that eren sees everything that's about to happen from the moment he touches historia's ring when she's queen makes the following season so painful, and so much less confusing. no wonder he's so apathetic about everything the rest of the world has to offer. no wonder he sits down so casually with reiner and barely even remembers the threat he made.
@@Shiruvioh he remembers what he said. He only said to forget about it to lower reiner's guard. His speech of empathy and understanding was both true and a tactic. He was about to follow through with that threat but he needed to break the armor titan down first so he can't interfere.
Love this scene to bits! The way they made Halil drop his money after establishing their dreams earlier and then making Ramzi watch Halil's still warm dead body, to the contorting features of his teeth and nose as he gets crushed slowly and his wide, innocent eyes screaming "what's going on??? Why am I dying like this???" It's so unfair and soul shattering. Truly a beautiful scene ❤
Imagine meeting the people you swore you would kill face to face and realizing not all of them were evil. That hatred and revenge can only blind you for so long before you can't lie to yourself anymore, that you aren’t the avenger anymore, but someone else's monster, someone else's colossal titan, someone else's Attack titan.
@@PeeweePlug Of course it is fiction, but some scenarios and ideas are obviously inspired from real world events. Just the idea of imagining mass genocide is a lot of fiction or no fiction. I was also being slightly hyperbolic although it did make me a little sick when I read this scene in the manga.
The rumbling is literally unstoppable. In any way apart from the other remaining intelligent titans. If you somehow manage to dodge the feet of the 500,000 colossal titans the heat generated will turn you to ash. Escape by air and you’ll be shot down through his control of the beast. You would think the only way is very very deep bunkers. Even then the weight of the thousands of colossal titans would collapse them, or the entrances to make it impossible to get out of, thus eventually starving you or suffocating you. So frightening
Also even if by some impossible miracle someone on the ground survived both the trampling and the heat, they would die fairly quickly after because there’s no food left and no water, just scorched ash. Even if you survive you die in the aftermath
@@anatoldenevers237In the ending of the manga I think it says that over 80% or 90% of the human population outside of Pardis island died. There were survivors but they were most likely reduced to the Stone Age, survivors if you will, probably killing each other over the laces on each others shoes and scraps of food, I don’t know how they’d get drinking water. There must have been skeptics who would have predicted that the rumbling could have happened, the world takes place in the modern era, the machine age or whatever you want to call it, it’s about 25 years or so before American style nuclear fallout shelters were made. Maybe there was good underground subway structures in major capitals or areas the titans somehow omitted. We don’t need closure, all we know is that Eldia won, it became free and the greatest nation in the world of AOT for generations to come.
@@deemedlight3647 yeah but these guys were talking about rumbling in general not just those specific people al you would really need to do is have people sent to deep natural systems with food or water supplies the titans are massive sure but compared actual weight of the land they wouldn't really be making a dent besides the surface level anything 100 metres and below wouldn't be affected much if at all
Not gonna lie, after watching this scene the first time, I went to go give my little brother a hug. I have read the manga but seeing it animated hit even harder.
@@musfikinsan3423 The world in which the stoy takes place is not exactly OUR world (it doesnt have the same countries or cultures) but is pretty much the same with a different History and set in the early 40s (even the world map is the same but upside down). So yeah, this people are, in a way, turk refugees. Eren on the other hand, is Eldian, which are the jews of this lore. He basically found out that their ethnicity was about to be wiped out in a holocaust, so he decided to unleash an apocalypse, killing all of humanity except a tiny country of free eldians. He is crying because he feels guilt and he also knows how it feels to be a war refugee, since he was one during his childhood. He also grew up not knowing anything about the outside world, because their people thought that there were no more humans beyond their borders. So he always dreamed of exploring it. ...but discovering what the world was really like (full humans who hate their race) truly broke him. This show starts as a generic shonen but evolves into a really smart take on militar propagand and hate between cultures. Plus, that guy is an anazing and tragic villain.
@@lackzzz_7863 Yeah, he is a bad person, but the moment you start labeling people (especially groups of people) as evil, people start picking sides and that is what lead to the rumbling. I prefer to think of actions as evil and not the person themself. Feeding her to dogs was evil, but the person is more than one action. Sure that probably was not the only time he did that. Do I feel sorry for him when he died? No. Still i would rather not label people such. Ideas and actions can be evil. People are more complex.
@@djco8919 Do you think he should have been punished? That's the real question here. If you had the power to punish him, would you? What if people wanted to protect him? Would you go through them to get to him? If so, how many? This was where Eren's mindstate was, and to all of the above he answered yes. And to be honest, with that much power, it would be hard not to punish people who've done wrong. Not that I'm cool with genocide, I just like to talk perspective.
"When I learned that humanity lived outside the walls I was...so disappointed" Idc what anyone says, Eren is my favorite Anti Villian of all time and this line makes him stand out from 99% of protagonist in media, it has SO MUCH depth that it's insane
Imagine being told from when you were born that the people inside the walls were the last of humanity, and then found out that there are far more people outside the walls, and eventually found out that those people were the reason why your entire society has to live in fear of being eaten alive or killed horribly. even Armin was the one who put the dream into Eren's head that they would be free from Titans and fear when they reclaim their "outside world". This whole show was a self-inflicted tragedy from starts to finish and I absolutely love it.
@@dannyzero692to add into that, it's not like the world's peace was bought by the sacrifice of Paradise Island. There are still lots of war between Marley and other countries. If I were Eren I would've thought "what the fuck have you guys been doing out there?? What were we even suffering for for these thousands of years??? If you weren't going to achieve world peace then why the fuck did you even trap us inside a hellish island???"
@@dannyzero692 “your entire society has to live in fear of being eaten alive or killed horribly”, you’re talking about the world, right? Because the ones k1ll1ng and r4p1ng the world for 2000 years straight were Eldians. Karl Fritz was the only one, out of millions of Eldians, sane enough to stop all of this and confine the founding titan in the walls. He also wiped Eldians’ memories so they wouldn’t be the same barbaric bunch of demons they’ve been for the past 2000 years.
I like to think that when Ramzi initially heard Eren speaking while sobbing, it sounded like gibberish (because of the language barrier) but during his final moments while Eren is speaking throughout the events of his death here, his words echoed in his head again and finally understood what he was saying through some unexplained freaky deaky Eldia powers (since he saw Ymir while dying)
So eren just killed all the kids, newborns, babies and all the refugees suffering under Marley who actually never cared about Paradis or Marley and were actually victims of both eldian warrior unit and Marley colonisers.
Just like Bertholt killed all the innocents in Shiganshina who didn't deserve it. The cycle of hatred and violence is all consuming and self-sufficient
@@dragonlord3376 let me ask you a thing dragon, what if in the war of Russia and ukraine, Your parents or your kids get killed, even though you haven't done anything to both countries. Eren had a right to beat up Marley but there were also nations who weren't siding with Marley. That incel psycho killed them too
@@marathiboi96 oh no, literally everyone sided with marley; even the people who hated marley sided with them against Paradis. They saw a sleeping bear and all teamed up to take it out before it woke up, unfortunatley for them, they didn't do it fast enough. Make no mistake, I'm not justifying the deaths of innocent people who've never seen the battlefield before, but it's safe to say everyone was against Paradis
@@marathiboi96 Everyone sided with Marley. There were no nations that didn't side with Marley. If there were, they weren't big enough players to matter anyway. Hizuru wouldn't have sided with Paradis, the Akumabito was one clan. Also, you're misusing the word incel. That term doesn't apply. Eren's hatred of the world has exactly zero to do with not getting laid. In fact, I'd say Eren can get laid whenever he wanted by this time in the story. Psycho also doesn't apply, he's perfectly rational here. What he became, is a genocidal horror. The situation is not analogous with Russia and Ukraine. It would be if every major world power allied and decided to destroy completely either all Russians or all Ukrainians. That is every nation that has a military, including yours. Eren is monstrous, absolutely. It is thorough evil that he decided deliberately to embrace, and to give into. But it is not without reason. If the rest of the world no longer exists, any external threat against Paradis would be neutralized in perpetuam. He is thinking completely rote mixed with wrath. Rattlesnake poison can kill you. What if there are no more rattlesnakes, anywhere and everywhere?
@@dragonlord3376 most of the world was colonized by Marley thanx to warrior unit, so if eren ever killed anyone, it was refugees who lost their homes in war against Marley. He's no different than Marley at that point then.
I can't help but view a part of AoT's story as the doomsday clock. The rumbling reminds me an awful lot of WMD like nuclear warheads. At that point in history everyone was afraid of it, though they didn't believe they'd actually be used. Eventually, they poked the hornet's nest and got what was coming to them.
Many things could have stopped the rumbling: Marley accepting their faults and promoting peace, the common people letting go of their hate, the Azumabito being less greedy and offering a more compassionate deal to Paradis, etc. Even the actions of individuals may have changed fate: Grisha showing more love to his son, Reiner's mother truly loving him, Mikasa confessing her true feelings... All the problems in Attack on Titan could have been avoided if more people decided to be courageous and chosen love. Just like in real life. Our lack of virtue, our lack of love, can and WILL turn the world into hell. No matter how hopeless or fantastic it seems, we need to have faith in love, because without that we have nothing. I hope all of humanity realize that before it is too late... before it is OUR judgement day. Because just like you implied, it IS coming.
@@JavierGomezX Yeah, but that requires a lot of people to do something, which is somewhat unreasonable to expect. However, one man, IMO, could have stopped all of it was King Ftriz who, rather than running away from it all and giving up, actually ruled and solved the problems he saw. He had all the power, he could literally compel the world's most powerful country to do anything he desired, and he chose to just run away to an island and blind himself to the outside world after creating world ending weapons for a man capable of moving forward to commit genocide with.
It puzzles me how some people see Eren showing regret, apologizing, and disgust towards himself, watch global genocide of innocent people, and say that Eren is “morally correct.” Even Eren knows what he’s doing is horrifying and wrong. He just doesn’t have a choice.
He told Armin that no matter how many times he altered his actions, his visions stayed the same. Sasha died, Ramzi died, Halil died, Hange died, 80 percent of humanity died, and Eren himself died. I imagine that when he pulled off the attack on Liberio, he tried to alter his actions one last time to see if anything would change. When Sasha still died, he knew that nothing was going to stop the Rumbling and he gave up.
Which is why he's one of the best villain protagonists. The terrifying part, is that us the audience can see parts of ourselves in him and his darkest most monstrous and insane desires. Wanting to kill-them-all, if anyone's ever been bullied or abused, you'd understand this sentiment thoroughly. It's what makes him relatable and harrowing, almost like a mirror to our demons.
I'm gonna be real. I headcanon that the second half of the flashback (Eren explaining everything and apologising) was Ramzi remembering it. And what makes it sad is that he doesn't even know why he's even remembering that of all time (Sorta like back in season 2 when Sasha was saving Kaya and she had a flashback with Historia and Ymir and she had no idea why she remembered that of all times) why, as he's about to get crushed, did he remembered that man who saved him months ago only to cry and he can't even understand what he's saying? Why did that memory popped up instead of a happy memory? And he dies not knowing why that was the last memory he remembered. The reality is that man who saved him would end up killing him.
Friendly reminder that right after this, Ramzi’s grandfather invited the scouts for a party. It strikes me as odd. Ramzi sees this man help him get away from local merchants, all of a sudden starts crying and apologizing for some weird thing, and then invited him and his friends over for dinner.
@oneeyedking9697 when Mikasa approached Eren on the hill overlooking the refugee camp, you can see Ramzi running from Eren, and Eren is wiping tears from his eyes before talking to Mikasa.
@@waves2378 Thank you. My original comment was wrong. I’ve researched this a bit though and can tell you that Ramzi couldn’t understand what Eren was saying so could only understand that Eren was crying, which can be interpreted anyway by a child.
Eren is one of the most compelling and relateable characters i have ever seen, i lost my mother at a young age as well so i know what its like to be thrust and thrown into an unforgiving world full of cruelty and indifference, i have felt trapped in my own life since i was child, some days i feel like those Walls and Marley are a representation of the many people and obstacles who have trapped me in my own emotions and life, it wasent until i was older that i truly knew what is was like to be free, And just like Eren ive tried my entire life to negotiate peace and understanding, but what ive gotten are the same results, you spend most of your days trying to be kind and respectful towards people but all you get in return is hate and disdain, and eventually it inverts your mind and you cant bear the weight anymore, that being said i dont agree with The Rumbling because it was horrific and cruel, however Erens trauma and imprisonment within the walls caused his disappointment with the world around him, in my own opinion it all could have been avoided if Eldia and Marley had not acted in the way that they did
@@springsbliss4094 I read the manga. Not sure if you're trying to say the ending is bad, but that doesn't mean Eren's a bad character... he's pretty interesting actually.
He's a waste of a character and I hope he's eternally wrapping a box with his own flayed skin in whatever version of hell this universe has for his crimes
Some of these giants, like time stamp 02:17... they have an expression of horror. And the one on the right, a stare of resignation. Are their minds are self-aware but trapped in these bodies? So they are aware of the destruction they are causing but they simply cannot stop because they have no control what so ever. If so, that is outright monstrous!
When I watch it in the anime I say "meh can't be that scary". Then I walk outside and find a 6+ meter tall building towering over me and say "imagine the height of this building times 2.2 being a titan" and say "uh oh". Then I go to a bigger city, find a 50 meter building and say "oh crap..."
Eren is the reason why his mom died in the first, it was all his doing, using the attack titans power to descend into the past and pulling all the strings from the future, setting all things in place.
This is when I truly started believing Eren is the antagonist. Despite him being the "protagonist" This scene never fails to sincerely piss me off and make me cry
This is the reason why paradis Island gets bombarded in the future. Who in the world would forget this horror? Many who weren't involved with the beef ended up dying.
As if there's anything resembling a functional government after killing 95% of the population, Eren just sent the world outside paradis back to the dark ages.
Only because his friends was able to stop him If it was really up to Eren the only ones left would be the Eldians of Paradis. So in the end he was right and Armin was wrong.
Well, his friends did have a happy life in 50+ years later before bombardment happened but the rest? Not so much. And the cycle begins. It's like both sides poking a sleeping giant
@@I.g.g.y. Only because they stopped Eren from his mission. Eren didn't just want 80%. If they just let Eren do what he was set to do, they would have peace for much much longer.
There were definitely other options besides killing all humanity. The one he took would give the highest probability that his friends would survive. That whole cycle of hatred/revenge thing was always more of a Naruto thing. What AOT is known for is people becoming monsters to achieve a good goal. Reiner, Bertholth, Annie, Zeke, Erwin and now Eren.
You forgot that Eren had the Attack Titan's FUTURE SIGHT ability. THIS may have been the BEST possible option. Now imagine the horrors that Eren saw if this is his best option. I'm amazed that he was THIS functional.
Or go with the original ending the writer had. Everyone dies but after seeing Guardians of the Galaxy and another movie he completely changed the ending. Even Sasha was supposed to die earlier but due to an editor crying reading her death he pushed her death back.
@@user-zt5ol4hh9w I don't think his power is like Doctor Strange magic which allows him to see all possible outcomes. The power of the Attack Titan is to see the memories of future and past inheritors. In other words, he knew the result that he would reach Zeke and start the rumbling but he doesn't know the result if he had taken a different route. He made a choice for the good of the island.
These scenes probably hit the hardest of the series. It was a horror of a sight in the manga and then the anime was soul crushing. Even the other scenes where people were running and the gate to symbolize how futile it was.
most of the fanbase supports Eren for what he did, and even seem to glorify the rumbling. Ramzi and Halil offered perspectives on 99% of the people Eren killed. the lives of men, women, children, plants, animals, etc. were all wiped out, but it’s easier to not care since we watched through Eren’s eyes. you can never justify those actions, and saying that he didn’t have a choice isn’t true. we all have a choice when it comes to difficult situations, and we often have to choose under the worst circumstances. but Eren selfishly decimated the world for the people he loved, but deeply hurt those people. Ramzi couldn’t understand what Eren was saying, and most of the world couldn’t understand what was happening. i’m glad the show created a real sense of terror, horror, gruesomeness, despair, and a sense of urgency to take Eren down. it’s so important for people to understand that “choosing a side,” even if it’s Eren’s, is what ultimately creates problems like this. before Eren, the Eldians killed the world population 3x over for 2000 years, and the rest of the world was free for 100 years, but with the looming threat of doom. you cant blame them for wanting to prevent that. i personally think the euthanization plan was the best option for everyone.
I still think it's better to do the rumbling and have a shared fate with the whole world, why should some innocent people die for the whims of the others?
it wasn't but there was basically no other choice, it's either fight back or let everyone you love die. Eren knew it was wrong, but he choose his people first
@@gamerstheater1187 a smaller scale rumbling would have been a better option. Like Eren could have arranged the colossal titans in smaller groups and have them attack marlyan military outposts and bases. With this plan a lot of innocents would die but not 80% of humanity.
I'd like to tell you Ramzi and his brother escaped with the money they stashed away over the years and made their way to an isolated island far away where they were taken in by a kind couple that owned a farm where they lived out the rest of their lives.... *But this isn't that kind of story >:)*
I just know that Eren didn’t turn to Titan just to beat those guys. He didn’t have a ODM gear either. He probably puck/kick them to death. Elite Growth💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Buds a veteran fighter at this point plus he doesn't have to worry about injuring his muscles so he can afford to use more power in base than most people
This is where i cant forgive these actions. He literally could have created a path fir certain people to be safe at least. I've been neglected and abused. I wouldn't do the same yo someone like that. I always thought highly of him but after this video, hes no better than them. Even worse because he has self awareness of it all
It’s not that terrifying from up high. It is a very abstract thing of which you can’t see many details. Go down to street level, though, and everything changes.
How could the world be at peace with Eldia & Eldia be at peace with the world?? To be honest the only way is forgiveness but neither side is strong enough to do so. This is the result of two parties not coming into forgiveness; one side would eventually fear the other and said fear would lead to them thinking the only option is us or them. Both sides are not innocent; I really think Erwin would’ve been more impactful in a situation like this. Once he died the structure just went downhill.
That's why as an Eldian, Eren is in the right. Its us or them. If he doesn't hit a hard reset and wipe everyone out, then Paradis Island is 100% going to be destroyed. The fact that we're even HERE after the first Rumbling proves that sparing them is wrong. (Unless you go euthanasia plan ofc)
@@wasdwasd609 do you hear yourself? Not being able to forgive justifies killing someone else? No one delegated that authority to Eren to do what he did, he did that own his own. You really supporting a genocidal teenager.
Erwin is just a wise commander. He’s much more useful in battlefield. Pixis’ death is the point of no return of this series. Man is a capable politician
@@wasdwasd609 No he's not right. This sets a horrible precedent that would realistically result in the death of millions if not billions of innocent people every time some war breaks out between different parties. Eren's logic would be akin to Russians and Polish peoples exterminating the German people during the WWII or the Chinese and Koreans exterminating the Japanese people during WWII. Eren had more than enough power to simply crush the militaries of the world, get an immediate unconditional surrender, and establish terms that would allow for healing and reconciliation. If your country declared a war of extermination today, is it really fair for the opposing side to kill innocent civilians such as yourself after they annihilated your military?
The 3rd guy in the back looks a striking amount like Reiner's Marleyan father from Season 4 Episode 3. Racist deadbeat looks to have gotten fat and bald, and bashing kids is real classy too. I imagine if he had stuck around to parent Reiner he would have been physically abusive to him too.
For me Eren was always destined to be a genocide, he fulfilled his threat to exterminate all his enemies on earth. Obviously he knew there would be innocents, but in Ramzi's case he is a bit of both, he is a child who needs to steal in order to live. But he doesn't stop being bad, he reminds me of Aladdin that no matter how much he does it for survival, he hurts others for his own purposes. I'm not saying that he deserves what happened to him because no one ever deserves a genocide of that magnitude. As Sasha's dad said, one death causes more deaths, the death of Eren's mom caused all this, I largely understand Eren to carry out his threat because the ones who threw the first stone were the Marleyans. But a thousand times I am against a worldwide genocide, they will say that Zeke's plan was better, but it was a crime and with a more painful death. the best option was to remove the powers of the titans and cut the connection with Ymir so they could be normal people.
Problem with him removing the Titan powers is that Paradis would have no way to defend themselves from the rest of the world, as most of the other countries are more technologically advanced than paradis
@@toydiggeronly 1 clan (not a whole country) gave them that new tech, and that clan knew that if word got out that they were secretly helping paradis, they would be finished. The whole world are enemies of paradis. They would certainly attack paradis at some point. Without titans, paradis knows it is severely ill-equipped to defend itself from the might of the tech advanced rest of the world.
To be fair, being beaten to death would probably hurt a whole lot more than being crushed in an instant. Sure, the latter would be terrifying too, but at least it would be over a lot sooner.
This scene is fucking amazing. It was amazing in the manga, too. I was really looking forward to finally seeing it in the anime. This is the scene that reminds us all that Eren, while committing absolutely horrendous actions, still has a conscience and feels extreme remorse and self-loathing similar to Reiner. And yet, he goes through with it anyway. It's all so beautifully tragic. I don't usually gush over anime like this y'all, but holy shit.
Idk why you people are surprised Eren didn't beat 4 guys he destroyed Marely and fuc#ed Reiner many times Annie War Hammer idk you making it sound like he never had a fight in his life or this is a random dude, YES he beat 4 guys who have no skills nothing just 3 fat dudes beating up a kid whats big of a deal that he won that fight bruh
Basically there are two characters like this..after thought, see, experience how corrupted people, rules, world they live in..a just, kind, honest man can become..one is dr manhattan, sadly he has the power to obliviate all rotted things, but he didnt, just because silly argumen..and eren, though not has the power like dr manhattan, but he did try to obliviate/give lesson to the rotted..it didnt matter one know nothing at all (e.g child or baby), because eren previously has in that kind of condition too, so he knew best..humanity has given up from a long time ago..better just get rid of the rotted..because whether they live, only just bring chaos and useless to any good deeds
I mean imagine how you would feel if you suddenly saw your future and it was atop a mountain of mangled corpses of your victims, and you know there's nothing you can do to stop it. Just put yourself in that situation, what would you do?
I love how the one person who knows Eren’s real plan, is some random kid he saved who he knows won’t understand him and will eventually kill. Eren isn’t doing this because he wants too. He’s doing this because it’s the only option left that will save his friends.
He literally says there’s more to it than just saving Eldia. He was disappointed that he found humanity outside the walls and even though he feels guilt that ppl like Ramzi will die he still wanted to start the rumbling.
@@zemo586 ¿?,there was only two options,eldian people getting wipe out of the world or him starting rumbling, anything aside is just eren's personal feelings
There is no way that you think this is the best option, we were told that eren doesn't wannabe doing what he's doing here, but the ending ruins it all, we never got a real justification of what he did, and he achieved nothing in the end
I'm only saw the first season of the show, but it seems to me these later season they're jumping in time back and forth and from left to right, all the time.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. To save the island... To save Eldia... But there's... more to this... The reality of the world outside of the walls, was different from the world I dreamed of... It was different from the world I saw in Armin's book. When I learned humanity was alive outside the walls, I... was disappointed. I... wanted this... I wanted... to wipe everything away... I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
