levi being half dead but still wanting to beat eren’s ass lmfao he’s the number one jaeger brothers hater
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levi being half dead but still wanting to beat eren’s ass lmfao he’s the number one jaeger brothers hater
something so personal to me.
maybe it means something more that Marco wasn't in the smoke. given that Jean viewed the smoke with Connie, of course it's Sasha that they both see. we ALL know Marco was missing in that scene, and that could be intentional. i think there's a greater theme to those characters seen in the smoke, and Marco doesn't fit that theme. seeing Marco is so personal to Jean.
instead of seeing Marco once in that smoke, Jean sees Marco every day.
i'm going to miss him
really my favorite character of all time
Thank you for Levi Ackerman, Isayama-sensei!
BAD BOY SPOILERS: DNI IF YOU DO NOT WANT SPOILERS!!! (PART 2)
Okay another one!
This is a scene after his mother died. The way Levi throws the tea in the pot. He throws it in, he doesn't put it in gently and neatly as we would characterize him in his later life, but he throws it in. He pours the boiling water into the kettle, and a little bit of hot water drips out of the pot. If we look at the hourglass. The hourglass symbolizes transience. Just as it symbolizes time. Time is fleeting, and he realizes this when he notices that the hourglass has long since run out - the tea is ready.
And this realization is exciting because, among other things, it can trigger a fear that you can always carry with you, namely that time is fleeting, which could be supported by the death of your mother, among other things. Death makes us realize that we are not eternal and that our powers are fleeting.
When we think of the character of Levi Ackerman, we think of a true hero with an urge for cleanliness. This short scene shows another vulnerability. How important order and time can be. Order takes time, just as time has its order.
Maybe I'm reading too much into it, but those were my thoughts.
No one:
Sasha's last word:
*dies*
Dedicate Your Heart
yes levi, we were always watching