Is Falconia Harvesting the Displaced? Chapter 386's Refugees and the Absorbed Theory

Falconia has to be one of the most awesome and terrifying capital cities in all of fiction. On the surface, it humbles anyone who walks through its gates with its classical architecture, quasi futuristic technology and gigantic scale. The Falcon’s Castle alone is so huge that it’s probably as big as or bigger than The Wall from Game of Thrones. But we’ve been wondering why Griffith chose to create it and not leave it at the same time, because you might have seen him on campaign, but that was a necessity. Chapter three eighty six made it clear to us that Falconia is Griffith’s crowning jewel, but also his prison, and that latter description might have something to do with the Absorbed Theory. For the longest time, we’ve been speculating that Falconia is harvesting the displaced for some larger purpose, and now, that’s been confirmed. So in this video, we’ll take a look at what that purpose could be, and talk about how this supposed safe haven is anything but safe for the refugees that end up there. Without further ado, let’s get right to it.