I want to start reading it. I've watched the anime but I wanted to ask...is Casca's trauma treated individually or is she just a traumatic reminder of trauma for guts. Casca is so we'll written that I don't want her to be reduced to just a traumatic reminder for guts.. she's much more than that. And I want her to heal and take her own revenge..not be just saved by a guy. (I love guts don't get me wrong) So would you mind telling me?
Traumatic reminder unfortunately
I knew it. As much as I love guts , I wanted Casca's trauma to be addressed as well ..but I guess I shouldn't be too shocked. I will still give it a read since the story is interesting...
Yeahh Miura could have handled Casca better. I'm gonna be vague and say I really liked how Miura showed Casca's POV later though.
I like that the answer was in him all along, that he had the power to go against what life threw at him if he'd just find peace in himself, but at the same time it feels like it was resolved so quickly? I know they don't have much time but... I guess I expected something less magical looking.
So far Berserk had been pretty good at treating human emotions and trauma as, well, what they are, without adding magic in how the emotions are felt, and this feels out of place somehow.
Maybe I would find it more believable if he had been there longer? Idk how to feel.