For 322
How do you think Rickert will view the Apostles in Falconia, especially after he and Erica were just saved by one?
For Griffith
Other than all the evil we've seen at the Eclipse, it seems that Miura has taken pains to portray Griffith in a fairly positive light since his incarnation. Do you think it's likely that Miura will continue to portray him in a benevolent fashion as a "Savior," treating the Eclipse and former apostle behavior as simple pragmatism to reach a positive end. If so, do you think Guts could be viewed as the new villain by the world if he comes after him?
Edit: I'm aware that attacking Flora shows his true colors to an extent, but still Miura could've painted him as a more overt manipulator. The ambiguity is what interests me. Griffith seems to have taken pains to appear as legitimate and loved as possible. Could he be manipulating the way the Idea of Evil works, though humanity's collective desires, and if so, how?