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I don't think he took Griffith's words at face value nor was wrong to. From the manga he seemed to have thought everything out and was very sure of what he was doing. The words to Charlotte revealed a part of Griffith that Guts was able to see. Griffith said that an equal is someone who is following their own dream. Guts said he wanted something for himself and did not want to simply follow under another's dream. Guts took those words to Charlotte and used them to think more about what he wants. He came to the conclusion that he didn't want to stay. I keep thinking that Guts left solely for himself and that the conversation with Charlotte only helped him think more of what he wants to do in life (not follow Griffith around) but I still do not understand what role/impact of Griffith's words had on Guts.willowhugger said:An interesting note, I've always felt that the most interesting part of Guts decision to leave the Hawks to become Griffith's equal is I'm fairly sure he was wrong to take Grifith's words to Charlotte at face value.