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Finally, Mikasa's affection for Eren was impossible from the beginning, Mikasa said in the Gaiden that Eren would keep moving forward, and all she could do was follow in Alan's footsteps and protect him. In the fourth season, Mikasa takes off the scarf that Eren put around her, which symbolizes something, you know. Once a character has portrayed the soul, the author can no longer control it at will, bring yourself into it and think about it, if you are faced with such a love that no matter how much you pay, will it continue?

In the second season, Alan cried heartbreakingly as he watched Uncle Hannis being eaten by giants but was powerless to stop it. It was Mikasa who said that to him, thank you for saving Eren by wearing this scarf for me. But the next kiss was dodged by Alan. In the finale, Mikasa holds Ellen's head, and that affectionate kiss is a farewell to Eren and the love between them.

In the end, Alan was buried under a tree where they shared memories from their childhood. There, the birds, representing Eren and the freedom he longed for, wrapped a scarf around Mikasa. It was the innocent boy who wrapped a scarf for her for the first time. They both love each other, but the love between them is destined to be instaggered. Mikasa's love for Eren was early on, but it was obscured after the second season. Alan's love for Mikasa had been around for a long time, but it only surfaced at the end when Jinaru was about to say goodbye forever. He can confess at any time, but he only has 4 years to live. He really loves Mikasa, and in order to successfully mobilize Jimei to protect his partner, he fabricates the false story that the Ackerman clan is a slave, so that Mikasa's love for him will change into another pure love, paving the way for the final farewell.

He can deceive others but he can't deceive himself, and he said in a conversation with his good brother Armin before launching Jimei, Mikasa married another man or something, don't. A lot of people say he's a clown. But how many people know that his next sentence is not to tell her about it, so I'm terrible. It can be seen that he really loves Mikasa. Their love is like two parallel lines close together, intimate but impossible to intertwine. Eventually, both of them were relieved, and Mikasa spoke to Allen's grave as if he were talking to an old friend. In the end, Phra Island was destroyed, but Mikasa's generation lived a peaceful and peaceful old age.

This has surpassed the gods, Isayama Sou portrays the soul of the character, and if Mikasa and Eren end up together, it will make people feel discordant and can't stand scrutiny.

This kind of love makes me feel beautiful from the bottom of my heart. It's not just Alan and Mikasa. Allen's mother kept yelling at Alan before the giant arrived, but when the giant approached, she covered her mouth and whispered: Allen, don't leave me. The sentence that Eren said, Mikasa marries another man or something, don't do it!, and the fearful cry of the soldiers in the second battle of the Maria Giant Wall that the soldiers still launched a charge against the beast giant even though they knew they would die, I originally thought that the warriors were heroic and fearless when they charged bravely, but it was precisely because of this that I felt a sense of reality that I had never felt in other anime, everyone was afraid of death! Every character has a soul! Every victory in Giant is tragic and real. This is Attack on Titan, a work of depth, a work that can withstand scrutiny, a work that surpasses a divine work, and a work that can never be surpassed in the future. Many people are using the picture of the horse to describe the ending of the giant, thinking that Tron did not draw the giant's horse well. But I think the giant was a snake biting its own tail from the beginning. The ending was thought out from the beginning (or had already been conceived). The middle of a good tragic work is always in the service of a very absurd ending.