Bread :
In general, there is some sense in the theory that Guts will become an apostle to destroy them all. We have already been shown how Griffith gathered memorable characters and sacrificed them. Now we see how Guts has gathered people to whom he has become attached. We are also often shown how everyone around sacrifices something to become stronger, and what the consequences will be if they refuse to sacrifice. Most likely, some turning point will force Guts to use the behelit. Either because of the armor, he will lose everyone and sacrifice someone (Perhaps Casca, or the Witch Girl), or it will happen against his will, for example, being angry because of the absorbed armor. And most likely, Guts will still become an apostle, because we already know what will happen using the example of the Skull Knight, what will happen if Guts simply fights against the apostles, this will not lead to anything, Guts, just like the Skull Knight, will fight unsuccessfully for centuries and not come to anything. Everything tells us that Guts will still become an Apostle and will be able, though at the cost of his life, most likely, to destroy the Apostles, as they say, evil can be defeated by even greater evil. But how he will defeat the Idea of evil, and is it possible that there is something higher than this, is not clear. Most likely, the berserker's message will be such that life has a Cyclicity of fate, and that this history will repeat itself as long as man exists. New Apostles will appear. A new Guts. A new Griffith. Each Behelit will find its owner destined by fate. And everything will repeat itself.
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