Berserk Chapter 32 Discussion

  • #12
I can see where he is coming from, though. I mean, sacrificing himself for the possibility of keeping more of his men alive. You know, Griffith is so damn interesting. You can see bits of his ruthless nature in how he handles his enemies but, so far, he seems to more or less value his soldiers. But, at the same time he sees them as tools or, at least, not as equals.



Edit: Love that scene where Casca is questioning Griffith about him selling himself to the count. How he digs his nails in his arm to the point that he's bleeding. You can tell he hated it but, at the same time, he feels he needs to do it. To make all the deaths he's responsible for "worth it". At least that's how I felt about the scene.
 
  • #14
"Tombstone of Flame (2)"



How i imagined, Griffith is a very inteligent, and planned all long before that his plot of murder!!! Is very inteligent too becasue uses Guts to do the dirty and hard work!!! He is pure, but his soul is dark how the night without moon!!!!
 
  • #15
Casca 2:

Good chapter and finally some background for Casca even if it was sad....

Casca goes off on Guts, but only because she can't handle her emotions....

Being a woman is rough and she didn't choose any of this...

Griffith saved her years ago from rape and those she joined the Band of Hawks and admired Griffith as someone mythical!

 
  • #17
Griffith gave Casca some tough love when she was young, giving her another chance at life and an opportunity to stand up for herself. Despite being quite manipulative nowadays, he sure was a nice character.
 
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