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He would eventually take revenge against the soldier, killing him on the battlefield and he later would kill Gambino as well. [80][88] Guts is in a quest for revenge after his comrades were betrayed by Griffith and sacrificed by the God Hand. [80] This desire for vengeance has been his main reason of survival. [95][83] Religion has been also touched in the series, mainly through the characters of Mozgus and Farnese. Miura stated that he created Mozgus based on the concept of rigid personality to create a religious fanatic character with no flexibility. [28] Farnese is presented as the figurehead of the Holy Iron
Chain Knights, inquisitors tasked with burning heretics and witches at the stake. [96] After her encounter with Guts, she finds it increasingly difficult to resolve her faith with the atrocities she
became party to, as Guts, inversely, takes action against something he disagrees with. Guts denounces the very idea of prayer, claiming that the act of clasping hands only prevents people from fighting for their lives. Farnese eventually begins to reject her faith and the rigidity of her beliefs after finding out the truth about Mozgus. After the battle between Guts and Mozgus, Farnese decides to follow Guts, to find a new purpose in her life, away from her social position and the church. [97] Media[edit] Manga[edit] See also: List of Berserk chapters Written and illustrated by Kentaro Miura, Berserk debuted in Hakusensha's Monthly Animal House [ja] on August 25, 1989.