“You bled so much for me. These are wounds from the hundred man battle, right? Even the wound I gave you…”

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“I too want a wound… that I can say you gave me.”

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When it comes to Guts’ guilt issues surrounding Griffith’s tragic narrative, and the highly sexually charged nature of the scene where the Beast of Darkness suggests this, and the fact that the Guts and Casca sex scene is already chock full of references and parallels to Griffith, I’m feeling like this is a legit comparison, at least from Guts’ guilt-ridden and Griffith-obsessed point of view.

(brought to my attention by therainykitty here, ty! also s/o to this post)

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replied to your post “ALSO speaking of “the desired” this is a pretty glaring omission. we…”

@bthump​ Oh I agree, I think Guts’ dreams on Griffith after the eclipse would be a mix of longing,sorrow,mourning,regret, happiness,joy and dreaming of the good times as well as things he would have liked happen, anything romantic or otherwise.But I like to think Guts never gets a damn moment of rest without his dreams always going back to Griffith one way or the other.

lol poor guts, fighting ghosts all night, having confusing + painful dreams about griffith all morning and walking all afternoon, for months.

i’m fully on board with this concept.