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Where Did Grisha Come From? | Couple First Time Watching Attack on Titan | S3 E11 (Patreon)

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Where Did Grisha Come From? | Couple First Time Watching Attack on Titan | S3 E11

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RPSiege

Keith Shadis had an inferiority complex for sure. If you remember it was while he was in command that people started losing faith in the scouts because each time they went out they lost more and more people. In the same scene where he brought the arm, it seemed like the scouts were devastated. While he was losing subordinates, Grisha was saving many lives and “stealing” his crush, and Erwin was building a dream squad that wasn’t losing members. My interpretation was that Shadis was offended when Grisha told him that Eren wasn’t like Shadis, Eren was special. Shadis wanted to prove he wasn’t special and sabotaged his belt, yet Eren still had the drive to balance for a bit of time, making Shadis think that he wasn’t even important enough to properly fail Eren

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We wondered why Shadis would go that far to sabotage Eren's belt, but what you said makes so much sense. It's sad really how he was so focused on negatives, instead of being constructive.