where the fuck is levi

congratulations my dude, u are a Big ‘ol Softie

if you haven’t given it a listen here it is

also i can’t be the only one that thinks its lyrics match up with eruri from Levi’s perspective like ??

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u can actually pinpoint the second when his heart rips in half

yea, after erwin’s death

Interviewer: “Levi has lost Erwin, who is someone irreplaceable to him. So what will be his future motivation?”

(…) I have no regrets. Or, so I’d like to say. But to be honest, I do have one. You and I still aren’t married. 

This ask reads like an exam question! 

I know some people consider Erwin to be ruthless because he was responsible for sending so many soldiers to their death, however I’d argue that he’s hardly unique in that respect.  All the military commanders were responsible for deaths under their command, though admittedly the Survey Corps had a much higher death toll than the other branches of the military.  Was Erwin any more ruthless than Shadis in this respect?  No, I don’t think so.  His long-distance scouting formation actually saved lives after all.

I think Erwin’s reputation for ruthlessness is really founded on his intelligence and his willing to take risks. There’s no doubt Erwin was a gambler, but he was a lucky one, even when the odds were stacked against him, and right up to his dying day, his gambles paid off.  Here’s my list of Erwin’s riskiest gambles…

1. Recruiting an Underground thug into the Survey Corps because he could see his potential to save the world.  This despite the fact that he knew Levi intended to killed him.

2. The court room scene.  Eren was an unknown quantity when Erwin devised the plan to save him from execution and bring him into the ranks of the Survey Corps. Having Levi beat him in the courtroom was incredibly risky, as they didn’t know for sure if he would transform and whether he could be contained if he did. Without Erwin’s risk taking, Eren would have been dead from the off. 

3. Capturing the female titan.  Again, everything about this was a gamble. The whole operation in the forest was undertaken with only a handful of loyal veterans knowing the plan.  Erwin had to trust his soldiers to follow blind orders, and to lay down their lives to protect Eren, which they did.  Attempting to corner Annie in Stohess was another huge gamble, which this time didn’t pay off as Armin was unable to lure her into the underground where she could be contained safely. 

4. Charging the Armoured Titan to rescue Eren (again), with only one fucking arm.  Yeah, that was pretty god damn risky. 

5. Overthrowing the government. One big fucking gamble from start to finish. Perhaps the riskiest part of this gamble was banking on Pixis to back him.  If Erwin hadn’t been right about everything, he would have been executed and I have no doubt that the majority of the Survey Corps would have been executed with him.  

6. Appointing Historia as queen.  This might seem like a no brainer, but there was no guarantee Historia would accept the position (and without Levi’s intervention she may not have done), or that the people would accept her as their ruler. 

7. The Return to Shiganshina. The biggest gamble of all.  Erwin paid with his life and the lives of the Survey Corps soldiers and recruits, but ultimately the gamble paid off and it was through their sacrifice that the truth of the world was revealed.