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gosling :

I’d say he had several motives: protecting his friends, fulfilling his own selfish desire, and—later, when he saw the entire future in the finale (after Ymir passed all her power to him)—driving Mikasa to make the choice that would free Ymir and end the Titan curse (realizing his initial goal of "wiping out all Titans"). I think his personal desire wasn't necessarily the *main* one, but it was the driving force pushing him forward. There’s a parallel with Reiner here: Reiner claimed their goal was to save the world, but he was actually driven by the desire to become a hero. Then again, the outside world didn't really leave them any other choice. I’d add that Eren wasn't a total psychopath; he felt guilt right up to the end, but that guilt still didn't outweigh his desires. He didn't jump straight to the Rumbling, either; they tried peaceful solutions and other plans that he ultimately rejected. To be honest, those other plans were truly terrible and unreliable—they always required sacrificing someone or something. It makes sense that, after everything Eren went through in the first three seasons, he’d choose to destroy the whole world rather than lead any of his friends to their deaths. Yes, he did end up putting his friends in harm's way, but it was the best option available. Finally, I lean toward the idea that Eren actually wanted to be stopped. If freedom had truly been his absolute priority, he would have gone all the way; instead, he orchestrated things so that his friends would stop him no matter what, become heroes, and ultimately cause the power of the Titans to vanish. He did, to some extent, fulfill his desire, effectively equating the populations of Paradis and the outside world. Ultimately, he prioritized his friends—ensuring they would live long lives—and succeeded in achieving that. As for his actions, they stemmed from a number of motives, the key one being a selfish desire for freedom.

Inferno :

His main reason was just because he wanted to

Aotaaddict✌️ :

@Aotaaddict✌️: Not for his friends. Its just because the world he had imagined with Armin didn’t match with reality. Even he told Armin that he led his friends into battle not knowing whether they will survive which led to the death of Hange and Sasha. He simply wanted to see that sight.

Gambit :

Him doing it for his friends doesn’t make it any better does it now? Anyways he didn’t do it for his friends mostly

Eren_🐐jeager :

he did it for himself

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Malfu' :

Sacrifice the world for your friends, is indeed, a terrible decision.

r0ssi_patria :

I guess both can be true at the same time 😭

Eagles_ct86 :

Some of yall that disagree with him would do the exact same thing if you were in his position

jerrycctv :

His humble upgrade

user08 :

How do u have the clips in such good quality

ALEXANDROS :

Someone never watch aot ahahah

ml3s0.n :

gwendallh |-/ :

even him knew how wrong he was 😭

Mrqsh :

idc about the reason W eren

isayama :

Greatest

mnemosyne :

worst ever

ala :

35.velko :

Soldier Boy :

Berni ᛉ𒉭 :

fw.oliburb0 :

migggy6256 :

saved 20% tho 👀

KralKiriz7 :

N'ozvaxx😴🌴🍇 :