Night of the End

It is dwelled with each character the regret and hatred for the reasons behind their original intentions. Yelena speaks out about everyones bad deeds, it proves that the focus for bloodshed will just bring bloodshed back. The battle between Marleyans and Eldians is pointless, saving everyone's life from Eren and the Rumbling is now the more targeted approach. Hange's speech on a pointless genocide reflects everyone they have lost in the past. Reiner completely full of regret.

Annie's personality was more accurate in this episode, still as stubborn as ever and the intention to get home with her father still being her main focus.

The new team move forward to try and save the world from Eren but run into problems at the docks. Floch looking like he's completely lost his mind, blinded by his own revolution.

Better than the last episode, not really any action but core story of loss, regret and understanding.

9.1/10.

I respect the writer who respects his audience, and that's what I like about Attack on Titan.

The new alliance between the enemies will not come that easily, there are so many obstacles that are addressed in this episode, and the way it happened very interesting, because most of the info that have been said we already knew as a viewers, but we get the chance to experience their reaction about what happened or about each other.

I liked the way they react to their doings, the ugliness in their actions, every one of them did unforgivable sins, everyone except that he/ she is wrong (not in a tacky way of usual speech about right and wrong). Just by silence and the sorrow in their Faces.

Very emotional episode, and I can't wait to see what's next.

A carefully weaven episode that starts of slow at first but this builds the growing tension. And the culmination is quite beautiful to behold. It is an episode without any action but it resounds ideologies, moral and ethical issues that echo 'freedom'.

This episode surprised me in a good way. It consisted mainly of dialogue with little in the way of story progression, but what we instead got was some of the best dialogue and character development I've ever seen in a TV show.

The tone of this episode is gloomy and resumes the dark mood this season accustomed us so far. Several characters from different factions are united to defeat a greater threat, the tension from the previous seasons re-emerge, untold stories are revelaed. This is indeed a nicer episode with respect to the previous one, which broke the suspension of disbelief in more than an occasion. An episode that prepare us for the next (but not final) showdown of the last three episodes of the season.