Juho Pohjalainen's Reviews > Berserk, Vol. 15

I like the kind of moral greys where the line between good and evil is blurred a little, where the good guys are flawed and occasionally plain nasty and the bad guys have a spot of kindness and reason to them, but you still know whom to root for. You may understand what drives the villains, but you still want them dead. Berserk pulls it off fine, and perhaps nowhere better than in this arc.

Rosine is cute and personable, has a tragic backstory and genuine friendships, but is also completely off her gourd and really has to die. She doesn't seem to understand the ramifications of her actions - being much too young for it, and having been corrupted with such power at an even younger age - but there's no explaining it to her and no bringing back all those she has already killed. And Guts of course is, well, Guts: he's a murderous berserker that won't stop for anything, but you can see where he's coming from and ultimately, despite everything, want him to prevail.