This could be Roger's last words to Shanks

Summary

Shanks admired deeply Roger as a father figure, which led to an emotional end meeting between them.
Roger may have told Shank's truth about his family and a secret mission and influenced Shank's future.
Roger's last words to Shanks are important and could bind in a larger plane, which potentially involves a battle with Celestial Dragons.

There are very few characters in A bit Which inspires the same amount of loyalty and admiration as the only man who ever holds the pirate king's mantle; Gol D. Roger. Not only was he the first and only called this, but it was directly due to his arousing speech in his execution that started the piracy gold age, so that a person could eventually reach his status, find the legendary tax and save the world.

As such there were no person in A bit World that admired the man as much as his cabin boy, Shanks. In each sentence of the word, Shanks as a son of the legendary pirate and the words they exchanged at their very last meeting caused the boy to break down in tears, so let's go over what these can be and how fans can soon understand their serious seriousness.

Family

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The possible last conversation between them

Some of the possibilities for what was replaced

Roger and Shank's first appearance	A bitChapter 1, “Romance Dawn – The Dawn of Adventure”
Story arch	Romance Dawn

Throughout history, the parallels between both of these characters have been made quite clear, as it is assumed that Shanks is essentially the modern equivalent of Roger. Not only did he spend his youth aboard the Oro Jackson, he is now an exceptionally powerful character that is at the forefront of all piracy in the world as a Yonko, as well as someone who retrieves all his power only from Haki, Roger reflects in this regard.

Their relationship was a special, because Shanks loved and admired Roger over everyone else and definitely thought of him as a father figure. So, of course, the last meeting between the two was incredibly emotionally, where the pirate king whispered something to a frightening young Shanks before leaving at Loguetown and mainly went in pirate copy. Ever since this was revealed under Wano Arc, fans have speculated on what this conversation meant.

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The most common faith refers to Roger who tells Shanks about his family and that they will probably never meet again. At the end of the Good Valley incident, Roger Pirates passed away with a breast that they stole from Celestial Dragons, who happened to contain Shanks in it, which confirms that he is the son of St. Figarland Garling and consequently is a Celestial Dragon. But he was raised on Roger's vessels, so for the most part his real stopping was probably a secret from him until the end.

This theory says that Roger in this conversation told Shanks the truth about who he is and made Shanks cry uncontrollably when they meet this frightening realization. But when he knew what kind of person he was, Roger probably comforted the young boy and told him that he was not something like the nobles of the evil world. This also seems to trace with the second theory of Shanks visiting Marijois, which Shamrock confirmed that he did in Chapter 1138.

Shortly after Roger's execution, Shanks was rumored to have taken two years off from the piracy life, because he claimed that there was something else he needed to do first, which is also the reason why Buggy abandoned him. This is likely when he went to Marijois for 2 years but eventually left because of how much he loved the world and hated the great regime for Celestial Dragons. This can also explain the matching swords from the Figarland family.

Another theory that adds this claim is that it was to Roger's behavior that Shanks went to the Holy Land in the first place, although this is pure speculation and the probability is minimal. However, it is fun to speculate on when considering that Roger may have entrusted Shanks with a secret mission, as the Holy Land is probably where Shanks found out the world's real history.

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What this might mean for his future

Can this affect Shank's journey?

Regardless of Roger's last words to Shanks each, they are undoubtedly much important for his overall character arch. There are little possibilities that there is a larger plan that Roger started by telling Shanks about his true origin, but these remain incredibly vague so that fans can only speculate on them until ODA officially sheds a little more light on what Roger said to Shanks in the last The meeting.

At the end of the series, Shanks will almost definitely confront either Shamrock, Garling or both, thus showing them and the fans that blood will not necessarily make them family. Roger was effective Shank's father and the last battle between the Figarland family will not only reveal these famous last words but will symbolize the pirates fighting against the heavenly dragons.

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