As a lonely warrior, Gus thinks of others with the woman he loves, just because he believes that he must be Griffith's sword, and finally returns to the scabbard.
Griffith, it can only be said that he is too arrogant, and what he thinks is his must belong to him. In the face of Gus's aura, he can only live in the dark. After OOXX, the princess was just venting her anger. It was Gus's fault that she had fallen to such a level, and the whole team thought that it was Gus's departure. Gus just wants to practice his own life. He is not suitable for the noble life. Leaving is a good choice. But no one else understands. Except for one, of course, Jet.
Regarding Jets, I think he is someone who can recognize things clearly in the play, including Bibing (of course, Bibing is because my brothers are together, so I understand Gus's departure.) Jets can be in the play. Said to be a very sunny person. Personally I like his character. Able to see the situation clearly in the environment and make correct judgments.
Bibin is a trustworthy person who gives a very dependable feeling. Still so reliable at the last minute. (If you have friends, you will definitely choose people like Jet and Bibin as companions.)
Well, let’s talk about the female pig’s feet at the end, Casca. As I mentioned before, Casca identified Griffith and was extremely tolerant of Griffith. Even with the appearance of Gus, knowing that Gus loved her so much, she still loved Gerry very much in her heart. fez. Including seeing what happened to Griffith and believing that it was caused by Gus's departure, and it doesn't even matter to Gus whether you are a person or not. It's also because of Gus's anger when he saw you being OOXXed by Griffith and even broke his arm, but you said such hurtful words. Speaking of the last OOXX, Casca seemed to be enjoying it, without any resistance. (It's cheap to say it's ugly, well, it's a little excited, but it's just a little unfair for Gus.) At the end, Casca's madness also shows that the director wants to end Casca with a retribution.
Well, I'm a little too excited for a woman like Casca.
But there's one thing I don't understand, which is when Gus almost dropped his arm during the eclipse, and Griffith went to him. Could it be a subconscious friendship that made Griffith do this. But when deciding whether to become a demon, why did he make the decision without hesitation when he saw Gus, and let these people become sacrifices. Perhaps this is Griffith's contradiction, but in the end, in the bloody dream and friendship, he finally chose the former.
Looking forward to the arrival of the dark age. Learn about this friendship.
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