Berserk 1997 Last Episode: A Metaphore for mental collapse (2900 words) - Alternative Readings

As I was watching Berserk (the 1997 anime) and although I enjoyed it quite a lot, a few things confused me a bit: First, Griffith was clearly a morbid, dangerous and negative person from the start in my eyes* and I didn’t know how I was supposed to look
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Berserk 1997 Last Episode: A Metaphore for mental collapse (2900 words) - Alternative Readings

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Berserk 1997 Last Episode: A Metaphore for mental collapse (2900 words) - Alternative Readings

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Berserk 1997 Last Episode: A Metaphore for mental collapse (2900 words) - Alternative Readings