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We've watched him grow into a formidable human, capable of greater things, and every time causality finds a way to break his heart.
But this time is too much, not everything is bleak and dark anymore, we got used to it.
Now it's just depressing and I'm unsure if the writers can come up with a consistent way to recover the pacing.
Guts has become a brother to us all, we've been with him all his life; and seeing him like this reminds me of the confusion of my loved ones when I suffered depression.
It's ironic how the lyrics of the song hit like a mule when you remember what happened to Chester.
And in some way I can't forget to think about the obvious meaning every time I feel like that.
So, yeah, on one side we have a story that's ongoing despite the death of Sensei Miura.
On the other, seeing Guts like that makes him more human in my eyes, but contradicts the pacing of the story.
Too many layers to take on account, but still; it's better than forgetting.
Never forget the Eclipse, Never forgive Griffith.