Attack on Titan - 4x22 Thaw - REACTION!!

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[@user-fp1ol2ev3n]

This is where our hearts break 11:05-11:31 💔💔💔
This is one of the most heartbreaking chapters 😭😭😭

[@user-fp1ol2ev3n]

I love people to react to the redemption of Gabi Braun 7:46-7:50-9:25-9:29
To this great message 9:35-9:40
And to this scenes 13:41-13:44

[@user-fp1ol2ev3n]

Welcome to back 😎😎😎
Great reaction 💪💪💪
Keep like this and get ready to fall in love with this masterpiece even more, more and more
I'm so excited 😉😉😉
Postscript: When you finish this series I recommend you watch Helluva Boss 👑👑👑

[@alexinator-hh5fe]

To explain the stuff with Yelena, the smaller titans fought in this episode were turned using Zeke's spinal fluid. And they were under his control. At first, they were only attacking the Marley soldiers. But now, Zeke is MIA, the titans are attacking indiscriminately and the Rumbling is occurring. Which tells Yelena that something happened to Zeke. Neither he nor Eren are controlling the smaller titans. So something went wrong with the plan. But like you said in the discussion, that also implies some sort of disconnect between what Yelena knows and what Floch potentially knows. Yelena wasn't prepared for anything that happened and continued to be shocked. Whereas Floch continued as if business was usual and nothing was amiss. Now how much does he actually know? That remains to be seen

[@reactuniversity5277]

Nice insight. That makes so much sense now.