"Don't look back in regret. The memory of regret dulls the next decision." (Attack on Titan)
From the spin-off work "A Choice with Regret" which depicts the story around when Levi joins the Survey Corps in the anime "Attack on Titan."
Levi and his companion Farlan Isabel join the Survey Corps. Although Levi objects, he is overwhelmed by a fellow member's words, "Trust us," and the three head to the Outside Wall survey. During the mission Farlan and Isabel, who were acting separately, encounter a weird-behavior titan and are killed. Levi deeply regrets the decision he made. "If only I had trusted my own decision instead of the comrades' decisions..." This is the word that Commander Erwin spoke to Levi who is regretful.
“Stop. Do not regret. The memories of regret dull the next decision. And you will then want to entrust the decisions to others. If that happens, there is only death.”"The results are unknown to anyone. A single decision only makes sense when used as material for the next decision."Continue the Outside Wall survey. Levi, you come too.”
Isn’t this what Commander Erwin is telling the Levi who’s after a failed trade?
“Stop. Do not regret.” That’s what he says (laughs).
When you think about it, a trade is like condensing life into a moment. It’s a series of decisions, you gather the courage to enter, and you experience a mix of joy and disappointment with each result... It’s very exhausting, isn’t it?
Erwin’s words teach you how to face unavoidable regrets and failures.
To extract only the lessons from the results, and to perfectly forget the memories of regret or the memory of failure,
that might be for the best.
“Stop. Do not regret.The memories of regret deter the next entry.
Continue moving forward! Even if you die, even after you die.”
If we were to phrase it in trading terms, it might be something like this (laughs).
See you next time.
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