Attack On Titan Season 4 Episode 17 Updates: Attack on Titan’s recent episodes has set the tone for an exciting end. Is Eren Yeager’s salvation still a prospect now that the end is so close?
During a tense talk with Mikasa and Armin in Season 4, Episode 14, “Savagery,” Eren begins a new low (even for him). He goes after all of them, hitting them where it hurts, both verbally and physically. After that, now that he’s burnt the last bridges that helped root him in the first place, his future is in trouble.
We’ve known since the start of Season 4 that Eren has a newfound devotion to Zeke and has broken much of his other connections. Eren, on the other hand, has a dark moment after breaking off Armin and Mikasa.
Eren expresses his “real” feelings about Mikasa and how she only exists to defend him throughout their talk. He compares it to slavery and finds it repulsive, even going so far as to suggest he despises her.
Attack On Titan Season 4 Episode 17: Zeke is Eren Brother?
CBRArmin leaps forward with fists raised as he learns that. Eren observes that this is why they never fight: it would never be a fair fight, and Armin would still lose. So Eren has told Mikasa that he despises her and has pounded Armin to a pulp in the same scene. These are his closest companions.
Despite the fact that Zeke is Eren’s biological half-brother, Armin and Mikasa were Eren’s true family as a child. It’s conceivable that the deterioration of their friendship is driven by love rather than hate.
Eren and Zeke’s idea, it seems, might endanger their lives. Eren could be trying to separate himself and his mates from the inherent threat and, ultimately, his suicide by burning the bridge separating them.
With just one more episode of Assault on Titan to go, there’s still time to figure out why he’s been forced to side with Zeke and sever his previous ties.
Eren’s version of the argument could be better understood and his conduct more readily clarified if the explanation is provided. For the time being, though, he has unquestionably hit a new low, when his politically defeatist deeds have now been directed at two of his best friends.
