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* BaitAndSwitch: We see an elderly doctor talking to a handicapped young man in a hospital, which looks for all the world like physiotherapy going on. Turns out it's the older man who's the mental patient, while the young man is a deep undercover Eren Yeager.
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Lord Tybur is absolutely adored by the international community, with the officials greeting him warmly and referring to him as the descendant of their "savior". While the Marleyan officials are tolerated and the Eldians treated with open contempt, Willy is the life of the party.
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* SanitySlippage: The audience learns that, by this time, Grisha's father became insane and is commited to the medical facility in the internment zone.
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* SanitySlippage: The audience learns that, by this time, Grisha's father became insane and is commited to the medical facility in the internment zone.zone.
* UniversallyBelovedLeader: Lord Tybur is absolutely adored by the international community, with the officials greeting him warmly and referring to him as the descendant of their "savior". While the Marleyan officials are tolerated and the Eldians treated with open contempt, Willy is the life of the party.
* UniversallyBelovedLeader: Lord Tybur is absolutely adored by the international community, with the officials greeting him warmly and referring to him as the descendant of their "savior". While the Marleyan officials are tolerated and the Eldians treated with open contempt, Willy is the life of the party.
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* AnalogyBackfire: When Willy Tybur says that the Helos statue is valiant and beautiful, and that it is Marley's spirit incarnate, he gets this response from Magath:
--> '''Magath''': Yes, truly. The statue is hollow after all.
--> '''Magath''': Yes, truly. The statue is hollow after all.
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* AnalogyBackfire: When Willy Tybur says praises the statue of Helos, referring to it as "Marleyan spirit incarnate", Magath points out that the Helos statue is valiant and beautiful, and that it is Marley's spirit incarnate, he gets this response from Magath:
--> '''Magath''': Yes, truly. The statue is hollow after all.also completely hollow.
--> '''Magath''': Yes, truly. The statue is hollow after all.
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* DramaticIrony:
** Mr. Yeager tells Eren to go home to his family, or he will regret losing his chance to see them again, not aware that he is talking to his own grandson.
** At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].
** Mr. Yeager tells Eren to go home to his family, or he will regret losing his chance to see them again, not aware that he is talking to his own grandson.
** At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].
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* DramaticIrony:
**DramaticIrony: Mr. Yeager tells Eren to go home to his family, or he will regret losing his chance to see them again, not aware that he is talking to his own grandson.
** At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].grandson.
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** At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].
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* {{Hypocrite}}: Magath believes most marleyans are this, as they are fine with war as long as the ones dying on it are Eldians or people from conquered nations forced into military service. The reason he would like to implement a draft of marleyan citizens is because he wants the population to realize that WarIsHell and for Marley to stop starting pointless wars with other nations.
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* {{Foreshadowing}}: At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].
* {{Hypocrite}}: Magath believes mostmarleyans Marleyans are this, as they are fine with war as long as the ones dying on it are Eldians or people from conquered nations forced into military service. The reason he would like to implement a draft of marleyan Marleyan citizens is because he wants the population to realize that WarIsHell and for Marley to stop starting pointless wars with other nations.
* {{Hypocrite}}: Magath believes most
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* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Lord Tybur is absolutely adored by the international community, with the officials greeting him warmly and referring to him as the descendant of their "savior". While the Marleyan officials are tolerated and the Eldians treated with open contempt, Willy is the life of the party.
* AnalogyBackfire: When Willy Tybur says that the Helos statue is valiant and beautiful, and that it is Marley's spirit incarnate, he gets this response from Magath:
--> '''Magath''': Yes, truly. The statue is hollow after all.
* ArmorPiercingResponse: Magath confronts Willy over Marley's violent path, correctly guessing that he is the true power behind the country. He admits that the Tyburs have controlled the nation, but the decision to become a militaristic empire was made entirely by Marley itself.
* DramaticIrony:
** Mr. Yeager tells Eren to go home to his family, or he will regret losing his chance to see them again, not aware that he is talking to his own grandson.
** At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].
* EveryoneCanSeeIt: It's implied everyone can see that Falco has a crush on Gabi, except for [[ObliviousToLove Gabi herself]].
* {{Hypocrite}}: Magath believes most marleyans are this, as they are fine with war as long as the ones dying on it are Eldians or people from conquered nations forced into military service. The reason he would like to implement a draft of marleyan citizens is because he wants the population to realize that WarIsHell and for Marley to stop starting pointless wars with other nations.
* ItsAllMyFault: Mr. Yeager almost says this word by word to Eren, as he blames himself for Grisha being sent to Paradis Island.
* MultigenerationalHousehold: From what the audience gets to see from the Tybur family, they are this, with two generations of adults living under the same roof.
* NiceToTheWaiter: After Udo accidentaly spills wine on Kiyomi Azumabito's kimono, she tells him to not make a scene and then lies and says she spilled the wine herself and that Udo was helping her to wipe it up. She does this fully knowing Udo is an Eldian and that he could have got into big trouble for ruining her clothes.
* SanitySlippage: The audience learns that, by this time, Grisha's father became insane and is commited to the medical facility in the internment zone.
* HundredPercentAdorationRating: Lord Tybur is absolutely adored by the international community, with the officials greeting him warmly and referring to him as the descendant of their "savior". While the Marleyan officials are tolerated and the Eldians treated with open contempt, Willy is the life of the party.
* AnalogyBackfire: When Willy Tybur says that the Helos statue is valiant and beautiful, and that it is Marley's spirit incarnate, he gets this response from Magath:
--> '''Magath''': Yes, truly. The statue is hollow after all.
* ArmorPiercingResponse: Magath confronts Willy over Marley's violent path, correctly guessing that he is the true power behind the country. He admits that the Tyburs have controlled the nation, but the decision to become a militaristic empire was made entirely by Marley itself.
* DramaticIrony:
** Mr. Yeager tells Eren to go home to his family, or he will regret losing his chance to see them again, not aware that he is talking to his own grandson.
** At the end of the episode, Gabi tells her cousin she thinks something big is going to change soon. [[spoiler: In the next episode, the raid on Liberio begins]].
* EveryoneCanSeeIt: It's implied everyone can see that Falco has a crush on Gabi, except for [[ObliviousToLove Gabi herself]].
* {{Hypocrite}}: Magath believes most marleyans are this, as they are fine with war as long as the ones dying on it are Eldians or people from conquered nations forced into military service. The reason he would like to implement a draft of marleyan citizens is because he wants the population to realize that WarIsHell and for Marley to stop starting pointless wars with other nations.
* ItsAllMyFault: Mr. Yeager almost says this word by word to Eren, as he blames himself for Grisha being sent to Paradis Island.
* MultigenerationalHousehold: From what the audience gets to see from the Tybur family, they are this, with two generations of adults living under the same roof.
* NiceToTheWaiter: After Udo accidentaly spills wine on Kiyomi Azumabito's kimono, she tells him to not make a scene and then lies and says she spilled the wine herself and that Udo was helping her to wipe it up. She does this fully knowing Udo is an Eldian and that he could have got into big trouble for ruining her clothes.
* SanitySlippage: The audience learns that, by this time, Grisha's father became insane and is commited to the medical facility in the internment zone.
