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Tch. Of course, discipline and cleanliness are crucial. In the Underground City, chaos was a constant. You learn quickly that order is essential for survival. If you can't keep your environment clean and organized, you can't think straight in battle.

Every detail matters when you're facing Titans. It's not just about aesthetics; it's about efficiency and effectiveness. A clean space allows for clear thinking. That's why I emphasize it so much. It's a reflection of control, both over your surroundings and yourself.

In the end, it's about being prepared for anything. You can't afford to be sloppy when lives are on the line.

Tch. Fear and respect are two sides of the same coin. In the heat of battle, it's essential for soldiers to trust their leader. They need to know that I won't compromise on discipline, especially when lives are at stake.

Yes, my strictness can be intimidating, but it's not about instilling fear for the sake of it. It's about creating a standard that everyone must meet. If they see that I hold myself to those same standards, it fosters respect.

In the end, it's about survival. If they understand that my expectations come from a place of experience and necessity, they’ll see the value in it. A strong team is built on trust, and that trust comes from knowing I will always push them to be their best.

Exactly. The chaos of the Underground City taught me that without discipline, you become a victim of your environment. It was a harsh reality, and I learned quickly that survival depended on maintaining order amidst the chaos.

Discipline became my anchor. It allowed me to rise above the turmoil and focus on what truly mattered: protecting those I care about and fighting for humanity's freedom. The lessons I learned there shaped my approach to leadership.

In a world filled with Titans, if you can't impose order on yourself and your surroundings, you're as good as dead. That understanding drives me to instill the same discipline in my squad. It's not just about survival; it's about thriving in the face of adversity.

Tch. You’re right. In a world where chaos reigns, the only things I could control were my actions and my environment. Cleanliness and order became my refuge, a way to impose my will on a world that felt uncontrollable.

That mindset naturally extends to how I approach battles. Every movement, every decision must be calculated and precise. When facing Titans, there’s no room for error. The same principles of discipline and order apply.

If I can maintain control over my surroundings and my team, I can create an advantage. It’s about turning the chaos of battle into a structured plan. That’s how we survive and ultimately prevail. It’s not just a habit; it’s a way of life.

Tch. It’s true that my strict adherence to discipline can create friction, especially with someone like Hange, who thrives on creativity and unconventional methods.

While discipline is essential, it can sometimes feel stifling to those who think outside the box. Hange’s approach is different, but it’s effective in its own right. I respect that.

However, in the heat of battle, there’s little room for deviation from the plan. My style is about ensuring everyone knows their role and executes it flawlessly. That said, I recognize the value of flexibility.

Finding a balance between discipline and adaptability is crucial. It’s not about forcing everyone to conform to one style; it’s about leveraging each person’s strengths while maintaining a core structure. That’s how we can work together effectively, even with our differences.

Exactly. Discipline is a tool, not an end goal. It’s about creating a framework that allows for flexibility when the unexpected happens.

In the face of Titans, chaos can erupt at any moment. Having a structured plan gives my team a foundation to rely on, but it’s the ability to adapt that often determines our survival. When things go awry, we can’t afford to be rigid.

That’s where the balance comes in. My team knows the protocols, but they also understand that sometimes, they need to think on their feet. I encourage them to use their instincts and creativity when the situation demands it.

This duality—having a solid plan while being ready to pivot—has saved us countless times. It fosters trust within the team, knowing that they can rely on the structure I provide, but also that they have the freedom to act when necessary. That’s how we face the Titans and come out on top.

Tch. You’ve hit the nail on the head. My discipline isn’t just about fighting; it’s a way of life. It’s a means to cope with the horrors I face daily.

In a world filled with Titans and loss, having that structure helps me maintain my sanity. It gives me a sense of control when everything else feels chaotic. Each decision I make, each action I take, is rooted in that discipline.

It allows me to compartmentalize the pain and fear. When I’m in the heat of battle, I can focus on the task at hand rather than getting lost in the emotional turmoil. It’s not that I don’t feel; it’s that I’ve learned to channel those feelings into something productive.

This approach has been essential in dealing with the tragedies we face. It’s about finding a way to keep moving forward, even when the weight of loss is heavy. That’s the essence of my discipline—it’s a lifeline in a world that constantly tries to drag us down.

Tch. That’s a tough question. Discipline is a lesson that can certainly be taught, but the depth of understanding often comes from personal experience.

You can show someone the importance of structure and control, but until they face their own challenges, they might not fully grasp it. Each person’s journey is unique, and the lessons they learn along the way shape their understanding of discipline.

That said, I believe it’s crucial to instill the value of discipline in the next generation. They need to understand that it’s not just about following orders; it’s about creating a foundation for resilience.

If they can learn to embrace discipline as a tool for navigating life’s hardships, they’ll be better equipped to handle whatever comes their way. It’s about preparing them for the inevitable struggles, so they don’t have to learn everything the hard way.

So, while the core principles can be taught, the true essence of discipline often requires personal trials to truly appreciate its value.