Attack on Titan 4x27 (Full)

The world will never know of Keith Shadis's contributions to saving humanity. But to himself, he's no longer a bystander.

If titans were nukes, how would you see the story?

9:38 But is he wrong about what the world will do? If Eren hadn't have had the foreknowledge of the attack, would the world have come in force to an unprepared Paradis? If that we're the choice you saw, wouldn't it be worth a "Shinzo wo Sasageyo"? Plus, Floch is the last person to hear Erwin's final speech, his final commands. That day changed him. He saw sacrifice and the unnecessary cruelty of Marley. He saw that, even in the face of insurmountable odds, even the weakest person can bite back. He's not a good person but he's understandable. Imagine a Saving Private Ryan or 1917-type movie following this young recruit, Floch. And we know nothing about the other character's POVs. His enlistment, his first battle being The Battle of Shinganshina, and his subsequent actions following his survival. How would you feel about Floch then?

Well, there's one thing with Eren's method that really bothers me: this solution is trampling plants and animals. Too bad they don't have the technology to create a deadly virus affecting only humans. Of course humans will forget and repeat the mistakes; you only care when you are directly affected. I'm Japanese but I currently live in the so-called "war-safe", Western part of Europe and people totally don't understand or care about why the countries directly neighboring Russia are so alarmed about fighter jets scouting their territory. As military speakers on the news channels say, when we'll get hit by a few missiles traveling the continent within minutes, people around here will start caring and getting all nationalist and stuff. Then it'll go boom boom and when tons of people will have died, everybody will start working toward peace. Human nature will always unite around a common cause, but fight if there is none. If you have no external threats, you'll start fighting with internal politics, blame everything on a minority you don't like, etc. Willy Tybur had a great idea in uniting the whole world around Paradis, which is like having all real humans unite against an alien threat or something. As long as humans are around, the fighting will never end anyway !

BTW, when you have a chance you should go back and watch the ending song for season 2. It should make a lot more sense now. The foreshadowing in this show is insane.