[Oh.. those damn memory portals. Well if it contained that Beast Titan and talk of injecting someone, it's pretty clear to Hange what kind of memories those were, and they really aren't enthusiastic about digging up all those feelings again (dig what up, they're always there). Their scouts were almost eradicated, Levi had to make an impossible choice, and Hange lost two of the people closest to them as well as an eye. Talk about a shitty day.]
[Given that perspective, the abject horror found in the knowledge that they had been killing people for decades somehow feels like the lighter topic, but the lively air found within Hange's expression finally fades away.]
Mmm, that's right. We found out that Eldians on the continent were often transported to our island and then turned into titans as punishment, though you can likely debate the authenticity of their crimes.
[Victims of persecution for the most part, for not bowing down to their oppressors. Sure the roles may have been reversed in the preceding centuries, but that doesn't matter in the here and now does it?]
I spent most of my time within the Scouts trying to learn what I could from titans. After spending enough time with the ones we used to capture, it became obvious they each had their own personality and traits, even though they couldn't communicate. But the reality was far more grim than and of us realised...
[There had come a time, eventually, when Hange wondered about titans and their connection to humans, especially when the titan shifters began to crop up, but to find out that it was a simple case of innocent people turned against their will...]
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[Given that perspective, the abject horror found in the knowledge that they had been killing people for decades somehow feels like the lighter topic, but the lively air found within Hange's expression finally fades away.]
Mmm, that's right. We found out that Eldians on the continent were often transported to our island and then turned into titans as punishment, though you can likely debate the authenticity of their crimes.
[Victims of persecution for the most part, for not bowing down to their oppressors. Sure the roles may have been reversed in the preceding centuries, but that doesn't matter in the here and now does it?]
I spent most of my time within the Scouts trying to learn what I could from titans. After spending enough time with the ones we used to capture, it became obvious they each had their own personality and traits, even though they couldn't communicate. But the reality was far more grim than and of us realised...
[There had come a time, eventually, when Hange wondered about titans and their connection to humans, especially when the titan shifters began to crop up, but to find out that it was a simple case of innocent people turned against their will...]