@fr3onfares: Griffith's ambition in the Berserk manga is interpreted as an "absolute" ambition that transcends ordinary human desire. He doesn't merely seek a position, but rather a status that places him above everyone else. Here's an explanation of the dimensions of this dream: 1. The Dream of a Own Kingdom: From a young age, Griffith viewed the distant castle on the horizon as a symbol of his destiny. His dream is to own a kingdom of his own, not driven by a desire to rule as a politician, but as a means of proving his existence and that he is "chosen" by fate. 2. The Philosophy of Friend and Rival: Griffith believes that a person only deserves the title of "friend" if they have their own dream to fight for and are his equal. Those who follow him and sacrifice their lives for his dream are, in his view, tools or "cogs" in his machine of achievement, not equal companions. 3. Sacrifice as an Inevitable Stage: Griffith believes that the road to the top must be paved with corpses. For him, ceasing to strive would mean that the blood of those who fell for him was shed in vain. Therefore, he justifies his continued pursuit (even if it means betraying his comrades) as a "duty" to the souls of those who died to bring him to where he is today. 4. The Transformation from Human to "Femto": His dream reached its zenith when he realized the limitations of his human body and accepted "The Eclipse." Here, his ambition shifted from a desire for earthly dominion to a desire for cosmic supremacy as a member of the "God Hand," sacrificing all his human emotions for absolute power. In short: Griffith's dream is the "ego" at its most extreme; he sees himself as the center of the universe, and others as mere fuel for the flames of his glory. #griffith #griffithberserk #berserk #berserkmanga #dream

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