[He's yet to properly hit the same levels of burning, spitting rage at the other shifters that he had (that he will) back home. Without seeing it for himself, without a target and a threat to face down, it's mostly settled into a sharp and sick simmer caught somewhere in his chest. That said, he's still. You know. More than a little bit biased. She can't be serious.]
FROM: jaeger.eren@cdc.org
With all due respect ma'am —[Because he really does like and respect Hange, and text takes enough effort for him to remember his formalities most of the time. The bigger enemy, though left vague, is a pretty obvious leap in logic to the CDC itself. But the Survey Corps brass had been the ones to impress on him that he can't trust Annie and Reiner anymore in the first place.]—You can't really think we need help from them.
[The enemy of my enemy is still an enemy of humanity.]
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FROM: jaeger.eren@cdc.org
With all due respect ma'am —[Because he really does like and respect Hange, and text takes enough effort for him to remember his formalities most of the time. The bigger enemy, though left vague, is a pretty obvious leap in logic to the CDC itself. But the Survey Corps brass had been the ones to impress on him that he can't trust Annie and Reiner anymore in the first place.]—You can't really think we need help from them.
[The enemy of my enemy is still an enemy of humanity.]