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1)  Miura admits being emotionally invested in and moved by his own work - d’awww! Someone give this man a hug please

2) + 3) LOL that’s essentially what I have been saying:

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To fully revive, she has to analyse and understand what happened”

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"While a happy ending for Guts and Casca is possible, it’s unlikely such an ending would occur [...] Miura agrees. This is a story about human beings so it’ll probably end up that way.”

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I’m not sure how accurate this translation of theirs is but I’m mostly intrigued by Miura stating that a story about human beings will also end up as one being about human beings. Sounds a lot like he is going to root for a bittersweet ending here - I still think he may pick a more good than bitter ending, depending on how much shit his characters go through.

What I also find interesting is that Miura appears to focus on Casca and Griffith  A LOT. “She has to face up what Griffith and the demons did”. This sounds a bit like Casca is going to obsessed with Griffith (or perhaps even just finding out the truth), in a similar fashion like Guts was obsessed with killing apostles back in the Black Swordsman/Lost Children days

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