Thank you, Aaz!
Ah, they look like they are reinforcing each other quite well, and Charlotte seems to have an air of confidence in her choice rather than her usual shy and more subdued nature. The Pontiff will most likely be supporting and approving of this marriage. It's as if the waves of Griffith's ambition have suddenly been calmed in a way, and it makes him appear more human, although if we know Griffith (well, we KIND of do, right?), we know he won't stop here at all. As for Charlotte, the sweet irony of her coming into her and looking so content is great on Miura's part. She's been put into Griffith's life as the perfect and safest way to achieve his dream, and helping him achieve it is what will make her happy.
Though, I'm not with the crowd that thinks he's gonna start to really lurrrve her or anything, no matter how interesting I think their alliance is and how adorable Charlotte is. I am still under the impression that the only real human feelings he has are tied to the spirit of the child, so I am under no impression that Griffith will truly care for anyone other than his 'parents'.
Also, and it's just personal speculation, I don't understand how showing Griffith's 'vulnerability' and 'loving' side through someone like Charlotte whom a.) he never betrayed/sacrificed and b.) poses no risk or threat to him having affection toward (emotionally/threatwise) would make sense with the thematics of the story. Er, admittedly, they are mostly unravelling. But it would remind me of Guts falling for, let's say, Farnese, and them having an easy and happy time falling in love rather than him redeeming himself through sticking with Casca, even if it hurts him and poses a hinderance to one of his personal causes. But that's just me. I'll personally be more interested in Charlotte's character if she begins to have to learn how to deal with and confront the truth about Griffith's origin and nature, assuming she ever finds out at all. Anything Miura does with those two will be interesting and well-written, though.

The art and crosshatching on the page is beautiful, as always.
But I gotta admit, i'm mostly just excited to get back to Guts and co., even if Griffith is my favourite character.
Looks like a great episode, as always.