@weraaaaaa_ The literal skeleton of the Statue of Liberty is infused with a gun, implying that America's symbolism of liberty is based on weapons and fear. America's ( Literall) backbone is actually rooted in violence and power.
Hope that helps.
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 I have a issue just like any other story.
Its ok to have flaws.
Listen ,do you think genocide is completly immoral? Or can it be good sometimes.
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 Oh you were talking about the theme aspect.
Who knows maybe it is , although i wouldn't say it's a "feeling thing" since theres actually a lot of story's with similar theme and ending wich justifie my disappointment
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 Like i said ,it was an example to debunk your logic.
You said "THEY had a happy ending but the rest of the wold didn't"
But we dont give a shit about the rest of the world.
If our main cast is happy then we are happy.
Do you get it now?
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 Huh?
Its literally an example to showcase the flaw in you logic. This is how discussion works.
Have you ever had a discussion with anyone before?
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 Pleas cut the "understand story " bullshit.
I think you couldn't get rid of you biases so you accepted the ending and closed your mind to other completly rational critiques.
I just said this aspect of aot goes in dissonance with what isayama tried to say about genocide.
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 In a story, we follow our main cast.
They create the story, they hold the major themes and relevance.
We don't care about the world as much as we care about our cast and MC.
Now, do the opposite,if the entire world survived but our main cast died, what would that be?
A tragedy
@chosen1sorcerer @Nate_____01 In a realistic show our main cast lives happly ever after only thanks to a mass genocide.
This is a fact.
You need to see this, not me.
You critique a story by looking at the whole thing ,not just by looking at whats more convinient to what you think the message is.
@Weebookey@Bagons1776@Nate_____01 Don't you think showing someone benefiting immensly from a terrible nonhuman action of another person not to be a miss-step from isayama?
Especially if he want to say thay these actions are completyl immoral and not justifiable like genocide?
@Weebookey@Bagons1776@Nate_____01 You don’t determine something’s benefits based on how complete it was. What kind of logic is that?
And this is why I called it a misstep.
Isayama is explicitly against genocide, yet he literally made our cast live happily ever after ONLY thanks to genocide.
@Bangtan_Mann@Nate_____01 Yapping aside almost anything she said is applicable by just looking at the real world.
Humans can be terrible ,war and violence sometimes repeates like a cycle. Other heal and forgive.
Aot gives you nothing new or like i said taught provoking beyong this vague facts of real life