Record of Ragnarok Chapter 35 Summary
Chapter 35 titled A Dream Come True dives into the tragic origins of Jack the Ripper. Abused and unloved as a child, Jack developed the unique ability to see people’s emotions as colors. This skill, instead of comforting him, deepened his isolation. His obsession with experiencing love drove him to seek it through fear and bloodshed. In the arena, Jack is completely in his element, using his surroundings as weapons against Hercules. The gods condemn his behavior, but Brunhilde sees his value. The crowd remains divided, unsure whether to support him. The chapter reframes Jack not only as a killer but as a man shaped by suffering and longing. His dream of understanding love becomes a disturbing mission carried out on the grandest stage. His methods may be twisted, but his intent is deeply human.