^THIS Right Here Is Attack On Titan Summed Up In Three Panels.

^THIS right here is Attack on Titan summed up in three panels.

never mention his mom

You know what you need to do? Pull up a great fanfiction and check out a Twilight book from the library. Have your mom read both.

See if she still thinks published books are always better.

My mother says that fanfiction doesn’t count as reading because “it isn’t nearly as good as the stuff that’s published. You’re not going to find something online that will win a Booker Prize.” Please reblog if you count fan fiction as reading, or if the fanfiction you’ve read is equally as good as published novels. I want to see the figures.

This looks a bit like my dog Tasha.

Yuuya was a psychopath even before going to Heavenly Host School. Also, he didn't realize that killing his friends was wrong. He had no moral conscious. Even as a child (way before the incident) he wanted to stab a hamster with a knife so he could watch as the life drained out of it because "nothing was more thrilling than watching someone die." I think there is important things to note that the fandom ignores about this scene:

1. Most serial killers start out murdering animals when they are children.

2. The way he talks about loving to watch living beings die during the hamster scene makes it sound like he's killed animals before, so he would know.

Also, he experiences no remorse whatsoever from killing his childhood best friend. In fact, he guts said friend like a fish and taunts him the whole time he's doing it. Yuuya didn't kill him because he wanted to spare his friend an agonizing death. He just used that as an excuse to justify murdering his friends.

Even if he had never went to Heavenly Host, he would've probably still become a serial killer at one point. Being at HHES just sped up the process of his psychopathy and murderous tendencies.

I hope there is some way for Yuuya to redeem himself in the next game. He knew killing his friends was wrong. Even if he was too late to notice that. I want him to have another chance, even if he doesn’t deserve it.

It's probably not my place to say this since it seems you've taken a psychology class (and I haven't) but I've always identified Kizami as as psychopath not a sociopath.

Sociopaths have no emotion and usually aren't serial killers. They don't have compulsions to kill, they just happen to not have the empathy capable of making them care if they do.

Psychopaths have no grasp of morals and, as such, are much more prone to compulsive killings. Also, he showed emotion like anger and his twisted "love" for Yuka. A sociopath doesn't feel.

I think Kizami’s parents were irresponsible if not neglectful to Kizami. according to my Psychology class most Sociopaths, such as Kizami, are ABUSED or neglected as a child. That should say something about his family. They knew he had a problem and from what I can gather did nothing to help him. They just scolded him and then gave up. They did not take him to a therapist, or a psychologist to get him treatment. It is THEIR fault that he is the way he is.

Wow! How have I not noticed? This is kinda sweet in a weird way. Even though Vexen is irritated during these scenes he takes the time to bend down to be at eye-level with Zexion.

It could be so he can look at him better while yelling, though.

whenever Vexen is talking to Zexion while agitated, he always bends down to be at Zexion’s eye level

if you don’t think that’s the cutest shit then get out of my face