If they benefited, it doesn't matter if your intent was to help them. You did, in the end.
[The world itself is impossible for Akechi to grasp. The lives of all are meant to live in misery and what can be done for a reality where every single being is seen as an ant.
Akechi doesn't give a shit about ants.
Eren isn't an ant.]
Good intentions can't save the world. Bad intentions don't always doom it. If both actions end up helping - what does the origin matter?
[And that's all there is to it, really. A detective prince ready to raze the world. A god dooming it in a different way.]
But I think this discussion has given us enough to think about for one day.
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[The world itself is impossible for Akechi to grasp. The lives of all are meant to live in misery and what can be done for a reality where every single being is seen as an ant.
Akechi doesn't give a shit about ants.
Eren isn't an ant.]
Good intentions can't save the world. Bad intentions don't always doom it. If both actions end up helping - what does the origin matter?
[And that's all there is to it, really. A detective prince ready to raze the world. A god dooming it in a different way.]
But I think this discussion has given us enough to think about for one day.