ok i’m having a hard time responding to this bc frankly this reads as salty that i didn’t include her, but i want to give you the benefit of the doubt and assume you’re just curious about my thoughts on Casca’s terrible way of dealing with her feelings.
so for the record I’m not obligated to do a version of every post i make for every character in berserk. i focused on guts and griffith bc
a) their shitty ways of dealing with their feelings drive the plot and are related to their dreams/coping mechanisms of choice and story arcs, unlike Casca’s which is entirely incidental and separate from her dream/coping mechanism (ie, supporting others’ dreams)
b) they parallel each other in several ways
c) i have more pages featuring guts and griffith’s denial/avoidance saved so I didn’t have to search for examples
and d) they’re my faves
but if you are just curious and i’m reading your tone wrong, then here you go: Casca is queen of lashing out imo
punching guts several times, attacking him by the waterfall, physically lashing out at corkus a few times, screaming in outrage a lot, and you could maybe argue her suicide attempt counts as lashing out against herself, but honestly i don’t think I’d count it based on how it was depicted.
but yeah to me this reads as less a carefully considered individualized and plot-and-theme-relevant character trait and more “haha women are so irrational, amirite?” on miura’s part so I’m hard-pressed to lay it all out like it’s a solid writing choice the way i did w/ the other two. I mean
come tf on Miura.
you're the only one 