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6/19/2025, 7:37:32 PM
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No, you don't understand. Due to his future memories, he walked through every scenario to make sure his friends had the happiest life. But his main goal was to protect his people and the island of Paradis. The only scenario he found where he thought he could accomplish both is the 80% plan where he dies, which he ended up doing. Problem is, his future memories stop when the Attack Titan disappears so he couldn't see anything past when the power of the Titans was erased. So he gambled that going 80% would level the playing field for Paradis' military power vs. the rest of the world, and his friends would all live long, healthy lives.
Well, his friends enjoyed the small peace before dying of old age, but Paradis was bombed ~70 years later. Eren couldn't foresee that with his future memories. It was a gamble. He was hoping Paradis could build up the military to protect themselves and the world wouldn't hate Eldians anymore because the Titan power is gone. He was wrong.
No, you don't understand. Due to his future memories, he walked through every scenario to make sure his friends had the happiest life. But his main goal was to protect his people and the island of Paradis. The only scenario he found where he thought he could accomplish both is the 80% plan where he dies, which he ended up doing. Problem is, his future memories stop when the Attack Titan disappears so he couldn't see anything past when the power of the Titans was erased. So he gambled that going 80% would level the playing field for Paradis' military power vs. the rest of the world, and his friends would all live long, healthy lives.
Well, his friends enjoyed the small peace before dying of old age, but Paradis was bombed ~70 years later. Eren couldn't foresee that with his future memories. It was a gamble. He was hoping Paradis could build up the military to protect themselves and the world wouldn't hate Eldians anymore because the Titan power is gone. He was wrong.
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