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you're the only one — I don't know if you went into this before but if...
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Berserk will never end. - I understand that the beast wants revenge and wants him to kill Casca, calling her sacrifice and food for his malice, what does Griffith have to do
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How Berserk's Casca challenges the myth of the "Strong Black Woman" - Anime Feminist
