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IllusionDolls said:
I do not mind, in the least. It is perfectly understandable, considering the history between the two of them, and I find that the crap she gets for it is quite unreasonable.
Eren:
-Rescued her from her potential fate as a prostitute
-Gave her the will to fight
-Gave her a accueil when she had nowhere else to go
-Is the closest thing to family she has left. Of course she wouldn't want to loose the only family she has left. She Lost her biological and her adopted parents. (I know that it wasn't disclosed as to whether Eren's father survived ou not, but they still had to be separated.)
-Is capable of loosing sight of what must be prioritized due to personal feelings
Under these circumstances, any girl could be Mikasa. Yes, she could work on it, give him some space, and try to find a way to become plus independent and let go of her emotional attachment, but she's never taken any incredibly drastic measures. It seems that Eren thinks she's trying to profess superiority over him, but hey, he's a teenage boy, after all. She'll learn, eventually, and perhaps later on, Eren might even begin developing romantic feelings for her.
Her actions are both out of l’amour and selfishness, but she doesn't mean any real harm. Maybe she isn't emotionally strong, like she is physically, but the fact that Mikasa is not the "ideal", independent, composed heroine is what makes her easier to relate to. She is realistic, and I like that about her. My favori female character in Attack On Titan.
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![I do not mind, in the least. It is perfectly understandable, considering the history between the two of them, and I find that the crap she gets for it is quite unreasonable. Eren: -Rescued her from her potential fate as a prostitute -Gave her the will to fight -Gave her a accueil when she had nowhere else to go -[b]Is the closest thing to family she has left. Of course she wouldn't want to loose the only family she has left. She Lost her biological [i]and[/i] her adopted parents. (I know that it wasn't disclosed as to whether Eren's father survived ou not, but they still had to be separated.)[/b] -Is capable of loosing sight of what must be prioritized due to personal feelings Under these circumstances, any girl could be Mikasa. Yes, she could work on it, give him some space, and try to find a way to become plus independent and let go of her emotional attachment, but she's never taken any incredibly drastic measures. It seems that Eren thinks she's trying to profess superiority over him, but hey, he's a teenage boy, after all. She'll learn, eventually, and perhaps later on, Eren might even begin developing romantic feelings for her. Her actions are both out of l’amour and selfishness, but she doesn't mean any real harm. Maybe she isn't emotionally strong, like she is physically, but the fact that Mikasa is [i]not[/i] the "ideal", independent, composed heroine is what makes her easier to relate to. She is realistic, and I like that about her. My favori female character in Attack On Titan.](http://images6.fanpop.com/image/answers/3478000/3478245_1394045593537.22res_500_281.jpg)
