>>3677050It's the right of every citizen. She fought in a revoluion against an oppressive government after all.
>>3677051Mikasa'd likely be too embarrassed to ask me to buy it for her, but since she's an easy read, I'd be able to figure it out.
>>3677059Yes, Louise. However, Mikasa doesn't care about her and really has no inclination to being idolized.
>>3677084Weirdly specific question but alright. Mikasa's an expert at killing monsters and she's pretty adept at navigating politics, so I think she'd end up doing fine. I've never read the book though so I can't be 100%
You go to the fair with your wife, what do you buy her? Despite her cold exterior, Mikasa cherishies lasting trinkets and used to play with, and sew, stuffed dolls in her youth so, a giant stuffed animal.
