Oct 22, 2024
I don’t care what people says. I love unpredictable shows. And AoT was just creative in every way. The ending is also best suited for this show. And this is the first anime that made me realize that animes can also have good stuff too(Sorry if it sounds humiliating).
And who are these crybabies rating it 1 star and saying 3000 words of nonsense talk. 🙄Spoiler ahead from Season 1 Episode 1 only
The thing I love the most about AoT is the multidimensionality of its mass cast, By mass cast I meant the characters who have like 1 min of screentime still has multi dimensional
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psychology which enhances the realism of the Series. I want to breakdown one for you guys.
It is about Eren's mom. The moment in ep 1 of AOT, Carla telling Hannes to run away with Eren and Mikasa, but then breaking down and pleading “Don’t go” is a perfect example of the realistic, multidimensional psychology that even minor characters exhibit in AoT.
In episode 1, after Carla's legs are crushed, she selflessly urges Hannes to save Eren and Mikasa, embodying maternal sacrifice. But then, almost immediately after making that selfless decision, Carla breaks down and says, “Don’t go.” This moment of hesitation is deeply human—it reflects the conflicting emotions of someone who is fully aware that they are about to die but still has a powerful, instinctual desire to live. She doesnt want to die. No matter how noble or selfless someone might try to be, the will to survive often kicks in while facing death. In her heart, Carla knows she’s sacrificing herself, but her fear and desire to hold on to life briefly overpower her.
wanting to save her children, but also feeling an overwhelming fear of being left behind to face death is what makes her feel like a real, fleshed-out character despite her limited screen time. It reminds the audience that behind every character in the series, major or minor, there’s a real person with fears, desires, guiltiness, hatred, and many other emotions.
Carla’s character, while having little screen time, embodies the multidimensionality of characters. Her actions and emotions reflect a deep understanding of human psychology, showing that even characters who seem "insignificant" has significant amount of realism and psychological complexity. And there are hundreds scenes like that where 1 or 2 dialogues make a insignificant character so realistic which portrays The nature of human perfectly.
Reviewer’s Rating: 10
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