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Jean Kirstein ([personal profile] rustedpride) wrote2024-10-24 02:36 pm

Random scenario starters

Feel free to run off with any of these. I just wrote them cause I felt like it.

Do some of them make sense? Not necessarily. But they exist and can be worked on.
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[personal profile] dreamsofwings 2025-01-25 11:12 pm (UTC)(link)
Eren himself was surprised at Jean's agreement at first. When he first told them, he was still missing pieces (he's still missing some now). There are holes in his memories of the future, questions he can't answer yet.

But this has been easier with Jean actually helping. He would have stood against Jean alongside the rest of them, of course. There couldn't be another choice, another outcome. But in whatever part of him still feels anything resembling a positive emotion, he's glad that at least Jean will stand on his side.

The others won't kill Jean unless they have no choice, and Eren plans to keep him out of any situation that puts him in an inescapable position. Not that Eren's plans always work correctly. Despite whatever it is he knows and thinks he knows, he can't control all the minute decisions. He wouldn't want to if it involved mind control and all that, anyway. He'll take the risks as they come.

The ending will always be the same.

They're close now, he thinks. They'll meet Zeke at Shiganshina, though everything has kind of gone to shit. Eren doesn't exactly know what happened in the forest. He's still not aware just how many people drank the wine, having been told it was just the higher ups. He agreed to it, though it's not his favourite plan. But most of the military higher ups are terrible anyway. Zacklay dying doesn't sit heavy on his conscience.

He finally finishes his liaison meeting with Floch and a group of newly joined cadets. He's a little surprised how many of them seem to zealously follow the uprising, but in the end it doesn't matter. All that matters is the goal he's been running towards for the past several years.

He leans against the wall next to Jean, leg bent, one foot up against the brick. He has his hands in his pockets like he almost always does, a way of keeping himself still, the illusion of control.

"Floch told them that the captain and Hange are dead," Eren says, matter-of-fact. He's become good at numbness, keeping emotion out of his voice unless he's angry. It's a defence mechanism of sorts. He keeps his eyes ahead, not actually looking at Jean. Maybe he's afraid of what he'll see there.