Floch does indeed die. His fate is a significant plot point in the manga's storyline. The circumstances surrounding his death add to the overall tension and drama of the series.
Well, it could have completely changed the course of the story. Maybe he would have used his powers more strategically or made different choices that affected the outcome.
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Well, Eren shows his love for Mikasa in a rather unique way. His actions, like when he gives her a certain look that shows he cares about her more than he lets on. He also includes her in his grand plans in a way that indicates he wants her by his side. Even though he has a lot on his mind with the fate of the world, he still makes room for Mikasa in his heart. And when he defends her or stands up for her, it's clear that his love for her is real, even if it's not the most obvious or traditional form of love.
Well, in eren and annie lemon fanfiction, Eren may be depicted as having a strong, almost obsessive attraction to Annie. His character might be written to be very determined in his pursuit of her. Annie could be presented as having a complex mix of emotions. She may initially resist Eren's advances due to her own guarded nature, but then gradually give in. These characteristics are often used to create a more intense and emotional relationship dynamic in the fanfiction. However, it's important to note that this is a departure from the official story and is the creative interpretation of the fan authors.
Eventually, Eren might start to investigate the reasons behind Mikasa's betrayal. If he discovers that there are more complex factors at play, like she was forced or there was a misunderstanding, he could feel a mix of guilt for his initial reaction and relief that their relationship wasn't as broken as he thought. However, if he finds out that she truly betrayed him out of her own will, he might become even more determined to carry out his plans, whatever they are, without her.