Flashback's aren't Farnese's strong point. In fact, she seems to hate her past, although she at the time enjoyed it. So her mother making her flashback ain't too great.
Niff, I'm back out.
That's true. However, since he is Griffith's sacrafice, if he becomes an apostle himself he would nullify Griffith's qualifications for becoming a godhand. That means Griffith would have no sacrafice, therefore reducing him to his previous self. Theory?...yes. Far-fetched?...deffinately. But...
I don't think the mother seems nice enough to provide her with such an easy escape. Quite the contrary I think the woman represents the uptightness of aristocracy, and is upsetting Farnese way too much to be a nice woman. I don't know about her being an apostle, but she tends to remind of the...