I Could Fix Him. I Could Make Him Worse. Good For You. I Could Gently Take The Weapon Out Of His Shaking,

I could fix him. I could make him worse. Good for you. I could gently take the weapon out of his shaking, blood-soaked hand and hold him until he finally believes that he doesn't have to be defined by all the ways the world has hurt him. Then we could ruin the lives of everyone who has ever treated him like he's a monster who doesn't deserve love.

Does anybody else think about Jean Kirstein reuniting with his mother post-rumbling?

This scene is living rent free in my head: on the boat, he's dreading the moment. Not because he doesn't want to see her, no, Jean desperately wants to see his mother. He dreads seeing her because he doesn't know what she'll think of him now.

Will she see a monster? Jean hasn't seen his mother in years - will she look at him in horror? Because she knows he's killed people? That he has blood on his hands? He can never go back now.

Once they arrive to Paradis, Jean finds his mother waiting for them. He approaches her tentatively, his head hung down. She throws her arms around him - "my Jeanboy!" and pulls him into a tight hug. And Jean breaks down sobbing, because in that moment, he knows that his mother loves him so fiercely no matter what he's done - he will always be the little Jeanboy she made omelettes for in her mind.

Reiner is soooo loyal. ♥️

Kuchel and Levi

not depressed and in a better quality

“fanon is so much better then canon” bestie, you literally took a complex character with personality flaws and turned him into a living stereotype.