Talk:Kishou Arima/@comment-202.67.37.41-20160405021744/@comment-27473235-20160408231508

I agree. Also the way its tragedy is set makes me relate to many novels I read, which has many similarly tragic plots. But Tokyo Ghoul is literally imcomparable to the novels. Every book I have read doesn't have a tragedy that is as severe as this. For some reason (please don't kill me for this), even though Kaneki and Katniss went through the same mentally unstable state, it's puzzling how Katniss manages to get through it (yep her love with Peeta, but I'm still questioning), and Kaneki, with (probable) support (maybe from Tsukiyama or the group he once created), he still ended up getting twisted. It's puzzling for me.

And that "what's wrong is the world" quote also greatly reminds me of when Katniss gives "you burn with us" speech.