hange being crazy

Hange's death occurs in the manga. It's a significant moment that has an impact on the story and the characters around them.

In the manga, unfortunately, Hange meets their end. It's a sad moment for fans. Their sacrifice plays a significant role in the story's development.

Yes, unfortunately, Hange met their end in the manga. It was a poignant moment for fans. The circumstances leading to their death were quite intense and had a significant impact on the story.

Indeed, Hange passed away in the manga. Their death was a poignant event that added depth and emotion to the narrative.

Hange's death in the manga is a tragic and intense moment. They sacrifice themselves in a heroic act to protect others.

Yes, Hange does die in the AOT manga. It's a sad moment for fans.

Hange met their end in a heroic and tragic way during a battle against the Titans. It was a sacrifice for the greater good.

It could be about exploring the concept of madness. Maybe it shows how a character's perception of reality is distorted.

I'm not sure specifically which 'On Being Crazy' story you are referring to. There could be many works with such a title. It might be a personal account about experiencing or observing madness, perhaps exploring the psychological states, social perceptions, or the journey of someone who is considered 'crazy' in a certain context.

There are many classic novel sentences. The following are some of them: [1. One who is not crazy will not survive: From Dream of the Red Chamber, it described how people must work extremely hard to achieve anything.] 2. One day apart is like three autumns: From "Dream of the Red Chamber" to describe the strong feeling of missing. 3. Penetrating Three Points: From the "Dream of the Red Chamber" to describe and analyze the problem deeply and thoroughly. 4. By hook or by crook: From the Water Margins, it is described as using improper means to achieve one's goal. The world is as big as the heart: From Journey to the West to describe people's ambition and mind. 6. Sharpening the knife does not delay the woodcutter: From "Dream of the Red Chamber", it is a metaphor for making more preparations before doing things to improve efficiency. Newborn calves are not afraid of tigers: From "Journey to the West" to describe young people who have courage and are not afraid of difficulties. [8. Overdoing the snake: From 'Dream of the Red Chamber', it described how excessive decorations and things would affect the overall effect.] A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step: From Journey to the West, it is said that the success of anything needs to start from small things. The revolution has not yet succeeded, comrades still need to work hard: From "Dream of the Red Chamber", it is described that the revolution has not yet been completed and needs to continue to work hard.