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attack on titan: eren yeager

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[Someone, unsurprisingly, is exceedingly pissed off. And guess what: it's Eren.]

I'm officially protesting!

As a law-abiding American citizen and a student at this school, I demand the release of Claudine Renko to the government. If we're shielding terrorists, then we're complicit in their crimes! The administration is in violation of the law! I won't be held by a criminal organization! This is supposed to be a school, for children. What's wrong with you? I'm not going to let this go on.

[Seriously, he just got back, and they're harboring terrorists? What the hell?]

Turn her in now! Give up the terrorist!

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All the more reason they should know better and make more efforts to fix things—and not get us into this kind of trouble by hiding known terrorists!

Things being dangerous isn't an excuse to do more dangerous things.

Of course not. But the Professor and the others, they're doing their best to protect us all, aren't they?

Are they?

[Seriously, they don't seem to be doing a great job.]

They brought us here to keep us safe. Maybe it isn't easy, but I do believe they're trying!

I think... they believe that. Maybe.

[He can't read minds.]

But I don't know if they always do what's right for us. The school keeps getting attacked. They've made us a target.

Haven't we always been a target?

I'm not saying mutants haven't been targets before, but if this place is supposed to protect us, they're not doing a good job! Look at the things that happen here.

This isn't the only place where this kind of thing happens, though. At least here, people are close enough to protect each other...

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It's attracting attention and asking for trouble. If it was just about being a school, that would be one thing! But they're giving kids military training and hiding wanted criminals!

People are protecting each other, but they're also getting hurt. And little kids shouldn't have to deal with this.

They'd attract attention on their own, too. Children have to deal with this kind of thing everywhere in the world. Dealing with it alone doesn't make it any better... It isn't right, and I'm not saying we shouldn't do something about it. I just think it isn't so bad to try to keep them protected together.

[...Not that she'd know. Personally. About kids having terrible lives, and being crushingly alone.]

I'm not saying they wouldn't.

You're missing the point: military training, wanted criminals. That's what I have a problem with!

Those aren't things that should be at schools. I'm not saying—don't have schools for mutants, ever.

I don't disagree with you. But I don't know if I disagree with the staff trying to make it a safe space for everyone, either -- at least, not in principle...

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