Annie: — I get it. You're a good man, Armin. You've always tried to find common ground even with your enemies. For the same reason, you never gave up and argued with Ehren. And even with the monster in the stone, you tried to talk to avoid unnecessary conflicts in the future. Am I right?
Armin: — Please sit down. It's not like that. I've already told you, I don't like it when people are divided into good and bad. And I don't consider myself good either. I killed people indiscriminately, including children. And now I've made the choice to betray the people from the island where I was born and raised. I killed my comrades. So, I'm the same monster. I used to be killed by just one dream. I wanted to keep my promise and explore the world with Eren. I wanted to find out what was out there, far away.
Annie: — But in the end, the world wasn't so good, was it?
Armin: — Yes. This world is not like my dreams. At all. But you know... To tell the truth, I want to believe that there is still something unknown and unfamiliar behind the walls.
