Farnesca Fans

Sorry for my bad english, sorry is my first post. Me and my university professors are fans of Berserk. We are sure that the end of Berserk will be manipulated by the same producers as YoungAnimal (publisher that has been manipulating Berserk's work in the last two arcs). Producers give problems, they only think about money, the "Naruto" franchise is proof of this. With my teachers we decided to take these 3 months of quarantine to study Kentaro Miura and Berserk. We have discovered beautiful and horrendous things. However, today I am here to talk to you about "Farnesca". Farnesca is real? Is it cannon? The correct answer is: "Farnesca is as cannon as you want ... up to a point." Why?

The Berserk manga has criticized world society and Japanese society several times, for example machismo (Chapter 16 manga) or the church (Tower of Doom Arch). Kentaro Miura has shown that the Berserk characters have a psychology very similar to the real one. Kentaro Miura, in the manga world, he is a progressive author. Unfortunately Japan has an almost conservative society, my friend Hideto Nakandakari (JapatonicTV, his YouTube channel) confirms this last saying. Let's talk a little about sexual orientation. According to my history teacher, in the Middle Ages, compulsory heterosexuality was very common, especially in central Europe where religion was present. It would be logical that in the world of Berserk homosexuality is a taboo. This allows the author to highlight the stupidity of the world in the iron age, where the homosexual is hated and the rapist is respected. Berserk is a story that tries to reflect the horrible reality of the world ... on paper.

Let's talk about the sexual orientation of each character. To tell the truth, in Berserk the characters have too many problems to focus on sexual orientation. Probably no character has problems with their sexual orientation. According to my Professor of Psychology and Professor of Literature, Guts and Griffith are likely to be bisexual ... but as I said, in this story the sexual orientation of the characters does not matter, there are more serious problems. Let's talk about Casca. Casca has been rescued by Griffith. Casca has admired Griffith throughout her childhood and adolescence. They have grown together. Casca has started falling in love in Chapter 15 (manga) and that's why her behavior has changed (Judeau confirms it before Guts leaves the Band of the Falcon). That means Casca liked men at the time. However in the eclipse she has suffered sexual abuse, that is why we have seen penis monsters in her memories. The existence of these monsters means that Casca has Coitophobia. When Casca recovered, Elaine's feelings were stored in her unconscious. When Casca sees Guts, the unconscious attacks Casca. The same thing happened to Guts in the old chapters. They both have the same mental illness. Casca is afraid of sex and Elaine is afraid of Guts. Let's talk about Farnese. According to Berserk, when a ghost enters your body, it awakens your sexual instincts and fuses them with death and sacrifice. In "the doom tower arch" we have seen possessed Farnese undressing wanting to fornicate with guts, when Guts pushed her, Farnese began to masturbate with the DragonSlayer. Then the ghost left her body and Farnese returned to normal. Farnese was so embarrassed by this act that he asked Serpico to assassinate Guts. Later, Farnese indirectly asks Serpico to escape from the holy land to have a life together as a future couple. Serpico rejects it. Panels later, Farnese masturbates with cremated corpses. Chapters later we will discover that Farnese was secretly sexually attracted to Serpico throughout adolescence. Several chapters later Farnese decides to change. Farnese hates the old Farnese. We have seen how Farnese begins to disgust when remembering her past, possibly developing trauma. According to my psychology professor, there are people who develop trauma after reconsideration. Farnese may relate sex to his past. Conclusion:

Farnesca is real, Farnese and Casca are possibly asexual for all their trauma. Only they can understand each other. They both have a strong sentimental bond with each other (Confirmed by Hanafubuku Dannan). According to my Literature professor and my Psychology Professor, the Farnesca is possibly a "Sisterhood" or a "Non-romantic love friendship".