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The way Minerva acted surprised when asked to eat while walking shows she rarely gets to hang out and act normal. She barely knows what true freedom is like, it's like a bird trapped in a cage. But I truly hope things will change for her now. Let her... show more
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Let her go to movies too!!!

What do a cake artist, foster family, and seventh-grader have in common? They faced government backlash for their beliefs. People face being silenced, shamed, or sued for living out what they believe. Concerned about your freedoms? Take the Defense of Freedoms in America survey!

This is a reference to Roman Holiday, starring (you guessed it) Audrey Hepburn and Gregory Peck.

Wow

Minerva is fun character, always find it funny that she's the daughter of Dolze? that 7ft monolith of a man

Bruh i can't believe it

The way to a space princess's heart is to feed her hot dogs.

Facts

That's because Mineva is a beautiful woman who resembles her mother, not Dozle (incidentally, in the scrapped design for Z Gundam, Mineva was a boy, and Haman raised him as a girl, which made her furious).

The two songs composed by Sawano Hiroyuki sung by Tielle reflect "the bird in the cage" metaphor: ‘Cage’ and ‘Into The Sky’. In English. 😹

bird trapped in a what- CAN YOU SEE MY FROZEN DREAM-
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