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♪ Opening Song ♪

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We need to take cover!

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[BERTHOLDT panting]

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[BERTHOLDT]
It hurts.

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It hurts so badly.

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[ARMIN gasping]

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[ARMIN]
Bertholdt...

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[SASHA]
It hurts...

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[gasps]

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[SASHA groans]
It hurts so badly.

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Wait, are you--?

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Whoa. Sasha!

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You're in horrible shape.

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What happened to you?

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[EREN]
You're up!

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[ARMIN]
Eren.

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Armin. I'm so glad you're back.

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[LEVI]
'Bout time.

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[ARMIN]
Captain!

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What happened?

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I saw Bertholdt transform,

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but then everything gets
kind of blurry. [gasps]

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Did we fight them off?

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Is everyone okay?

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It sounds like your recent
memory was just about wiped out.

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[ARMIN]
Huh?

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[LEVI]
Eren. Tell him everything.

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Okay. Are you up to speed now?

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Yeah.

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We won.

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But of the Scout Regiment,

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there are only nine
soldiers left alive.

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The nine of us.

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That's what it looks like.

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The fighting ended
four hours ago.

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We've been searching for
survivors, but... no luck.

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So, to be clear, we resealed
Shiganshina's gate,

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securing Wall Maria.

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Reiner and the
Beast Titan escaped,

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along with that quadruped.

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You managed to
capture Bertholdt.

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And then, with both the
commander and me wounded,

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you had to choose which of
us to give the injection to.

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And you did.

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I transformed into a Titan
and killed Bertholdt.

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I ate him.

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[ARMIN pants, gags]

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[ARMIN coughs]

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[JEAN]
Here.

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[gasps, pants]

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Why though?

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Why'd you pick me?

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No matter how you look at it,

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Commander Erwin's the one
humanity needed the most.

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Captain!

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Why'd you give me the injection?

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Tch. Hey.

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I thought I told you to
tell him everything, Jaegar.

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There was a short debate.

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Your friends here
argued that you were

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the one we needed to revive.

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And when I disagreed,
they staged a little mutiny.

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It's true.

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Punish us as you will.

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You'll certainly be disciplined
for your insubordination.

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But getting punished isn't
the same as making amends.

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I know.

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Thing is,

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I was the one who chose
to revive you in the end.

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Or no.

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It's more like I chose this to
be the place where Erwin died.

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Sorry. I just don't understand.

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How could letting Erwin die
be the right thing to do?

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What are the Scouts without him?

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If he's gone,
then how will we go on?

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You're right, Armin.

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I believe it should've
been used on Erwin, too.

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To be brutally honest--

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[HANGE]
Nevermind.

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It's a shame we had to
choose in the first place.

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It's over now.

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Erwin told Levi to use the
syringe as he thought best.

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And Levi chose to use it on you.

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What's done is done.

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Erwin's life and
the power of a Titan

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both rest on your shoulders.

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No matter what anyone says,
that's the truth.

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It's part of who you are now.

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Accept it.

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Wait... so does this...

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...mean that I need to
become Erwin's replacement?

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There's no way.

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I can't!

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Don't misunderstand us.

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There's no chance in hell
that you could replace Erwin.

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That said,

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your self-doubt aside,

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you have a strength within you
that no one else can claim.

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[ARMIN gasps]

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[LEVI]
Don't let any of us regret this.

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Not me,

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not either one of
our mutineers here,

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nor anyone else.

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[LEVI] And especially
don't regret it yourself.

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Consider that your new mission.

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[SASHA grunts]

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[gasps]

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Shut the hell up.

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[ALL gasp]

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[HANGE chuckles]

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Yup. That's our Sasha.

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She's always been one
to speak her mind.

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You know,

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since Erwin chose me to
succeed him as commander,

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I'm more or less in
the same boat as you.

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We'll just have to
grin and bear it,

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while doing what we can.

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I'll try.

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[HANGE]
Good.

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Now that we know
Armin's all right,

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let's check out that cellar.

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Eren, Mikasa.

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You two can come
guide me and Levi.

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The rest of you stay.

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Keep an eye out for hostiles
from here on the wall.

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--Right!
--Got it.

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[HANGE]
Eren, do you still have the key?

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I do.

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Let's do this.

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[GRISHA]
Eren.

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Behave while I'm gone

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and I'll let you in on what
I've been doing in the cellar.

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Agreed?

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[CARLA]
Eren!

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How many times have I told
you to stay out of there?

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I don't get why it's
such a big deal.

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Because your father keeps
his work tools down there.

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Medicine, too.

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It's dangerous for children.

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Fine.

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[ERWIN]
It's why I ask your intentions.

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They could be the key to
turning the tide forever.

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You could save us.

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Intel suggests that the cellar
of Jaeger's home in Shiganshina

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holds a vital secret
regarding our enemy.

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We will form an expedition
to find this secret.

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With that achieved,

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we may finally be able to
break free from the Titans,

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and bring an end to
their hundred-year reign.

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Well, takes us to your house.

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[EREN]
Yeah. Right.

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Is this the place?

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[EREN]
Hey, Dad!

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When'll you show me
what's in the cellar?

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Well,

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perhaps when you've realized
the most important thing of all.

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Luckily for us, the fires burnt
out before they got this far.

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This is it.

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The stairs to the cellar
are beneath this door.

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All right.

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[ALL grunting]

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That's a relief.

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I was worried that it
might've flooded by now.

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Let's go.

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Do it, Eren.

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Right.

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[EREN gasps]

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You okay?

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What's wrong?

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Hurry it up.

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[EREN gasps]
I can't.

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The key--

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It doesn't go to this door.

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[HANGE]
What?

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[MIKASA]
That doesn't make sense.

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I'm sure it's the key
that Dr. Jaeger had.

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[LEVI]
Step aside. I'll open it.

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Wait, what?

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[LEVI grunts]

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[MIKASA, EREN gasp]

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That'll do it.

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[HANGE] It almost feels like
a laboratory down here.

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[EREN]
My dad was a doctor,

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so he was always cooped up
down here mixing medicines.

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[HANGE]
That makes sense.

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Actually, if we assume that all
of this is labeled accurately,

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most of it seems to
be widely available.

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And all of the books on
hand relate to medicine.

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This looks like a
normal doctor's study.

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There isn't a single thing here
that would rouse my suspicion,

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as I'm sure your
father intended.

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Right.

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If you wanna hide something
from the Interior Police,

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you wanna be sure not
to give them any leads.

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Hey.

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Don't just stand
there, get to work.

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Erwin's hunches
are rarely wrong.

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[EREN, MIKASA]
Right.

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[gasps]

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Thanks for the drink, Mikasa.

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Looks like another all-nighter.

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[MIKASA]
Eren.

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[BOTH]
Hm?

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[MIKASA]
Look. I found a keyhole.

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Try it.

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[EREN]
That got it.

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It's empty?

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Look closer.

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There's a false bottom.

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[EREN gasps]

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[HANGE sniffs]

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The cloth smells like
peppermint oil and charcoal.

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Guess he was using these to
ward off moisture and bugs.

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If what we were looking for
exists, then we've found it.

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After all this time,

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Dad might finally
explain himself.

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[NILE]
Then Erwin raised his hand

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and asked the
strangest question.

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"How can we be sure
there aren't other humans

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living far away from the walls?"

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His thinking was that since
we'd never been able to

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search freely beyond the walls,

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we had no way of confirming
that the rest of humanity

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had been wiped out
by Titans completely.

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[ERWIN] And yet, that's exactly
what our historians would claim.

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[NILE]
Hmm?

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[ERWIN]
Think.

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If our history books
would claim to be unbiased,

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the phrasing should be

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"it's believed that the
rest of mankind was killed."

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If I'm being honest,

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I feel like you're just
splitting hairs here.

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I'm not!

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This was a deliberate
choice they made!

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These books--

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They're commissioned and issued
by the royal government itself.

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Get it?

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Their intent is to
make us believe

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we're the only humans left.

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Maybe they just assumed.

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Aren't you reading a
little too far into this?

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Back then I made
fun of his theory,

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but he may have been right.

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If he is, you'll just
have to apologize to him.

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[PYXIS sighs]
Look there.

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The sun's rising.

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If our heroes are going to
return, it should be soon.

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[ANKA]
Um! Pardon!

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But the Scouts came
back a moment ago!

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They did it!
They reclaimed Wall Maria!

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[CROWD cheering]

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Is this a painting?

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Let me look closer.

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[HANGE]
No.

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This is far too detailed to have
been drawn by a human hand.

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[MIKASA]
Uh--hey.

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There's writing on the back.

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"This is no illustration.

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It was made by
gathering the light

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reflected off the subject"...

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[HANGE, GRISHA]
...and burning it into an image

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on special paper.

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Looks quite nice, right?

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Where I'm from,

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there are many amazing
technologies like this.

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Mankind isn't gone.

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[GRISHA]
Beyond the walls,

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countless humans live in
comfortable refinement.

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I pray the person who finds this
book will be a fellow patriot.

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♪ Closing Song ♪

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[GRISHA] Hurry, Fay! If we're
not fast, we'll miss it!

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[FAY]
Wait up, Grisha!

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[GRISHA'S MOTHER]
Not so fast. Come here.

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Don't forget again.

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You can't go outside
without your armbands.

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And Grisha,

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you mustn't go past the
walls for any reason.

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--[FAY giggles]
--Hey, wait for me!

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[FAY giggling]

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Don't worry, Mom, we'll be good.

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Yeah, we'll see ya later, okay?

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--So where to?
--This way. Come on!

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[GRISHA]
When I first considered

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how best I should
start my story,

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my thoughts turned
to that day at once.

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[BOTH laughing]

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Hey!

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--Grisha?
--Sorry 'bout that!

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Watch where you're
going, will you?

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And slow down a bit!

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[FAY]
Aww, it's leaving.

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I love it!

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When I'm rich someday,

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I wanna ride in an airship that
looks exactly like that one!

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[GRISHA]
What are you talking about?

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There's no way either
of us'll get rich.

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[FAY] I know, but it's
nice to pretend.

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I wonder what all we
could see from up there.

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[FAY]
There it goes.

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--Come on, Fay!
--Hey! Wait!

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Where are we going?

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My teacher told me something.

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He said the airships
land at a place nearby.

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Let's go and watch!

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Really?

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But Mom said we shouldn't leave
the walls no matter what!

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It'll be fine! We'll just
be gone for a minute!

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--Be right back, sir!
--Hey!

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Stop right there!

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[GRISHA] The fateful day
that I, just a naive youth,

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was made to face the
truth of this world.

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[NARRATOR] His story began
when he took his sister's hand

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and stepped forward,
while gazing up at the sky.

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The hope and hatred in his eyes

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show Eren a world far from
his own, but just as cruel.

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Next episode: "That Day."