Flat out incorrect—the Sunwell works as a source of both arcane and holy energies, the only blood elves who seem to utilize the holy side are ones that require it for specific abilities, and fixing addictions that are 'harmful' only indirectly? The Light does not work that way.

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* Darion Mograine could be viewed as an [[Foil Anti-Arthas character]], regarding the relations between each of them and his father. Let's take a look at their biographies:
** Arthas:
*** Starts off as TheWhitePrince, a noble paladin loved by his people and his father is immensely proud of him.
*** Gradually slips into TheDarkSide, performing increasingly selfish acts until he jumps off the slippery slope.
*** Journeys [[GrimUpNorth North]] to finish his campaign, becoming even more ruthless.
*** After taking up a cursed blade (and discarding his holy hammer) he turns into an evil [[BlackKnight death knight]].
*** Upon his return in the capital he [[MoralEventHorizon kills his own father who had we;comed him with arms wide open]].
*** Proceeds to unleash a ZombieApocalypse in his own kingdom and the surrounding lands. In the process, he [[TearJerker kills a powerful paladin who is his former mentor]].
*** Later ventures North again and merges with his master to become the Lich King.
*** When his plans are about to fail and his downfall is at hand, his father's ghost warns him. Arthas does not listen.
*** Finally, when he dies, his father's ghost is released and comforts him in his last moments. Arthas, however, [[HeelFaceDoorSlam is not redeemed]] and in the afterlife his soul is locked in eternal torment.
** Darion:
*** Starts off as a beloved son, eager to fight the undead hordes and free his homeland.
*** After his father Alexandros dies betrayed by his other son and becomes a death knight, [[HeroicSacrifice Darion frees Alexandros' soul by impaling himself onto his father' s sword and becoming a death knight himself]].
*** After being a mind-controlled death knight for a while, in the midst of a losing battle Darion overthrows the Lich King's control by remembering his father. He purifies the cursed sword by giving it to a powerful paladin.
*** Allied with said paladin, Darion, now with an anti-heroic mindset, ventures North to destroy the Lich King and his undead empire.
*** Following the Lich King's defeat, Darion is reunited with the ghost of his father. Alexandros thentells Darion that he only retained his sanity because of the faith he had in his son. Darion replies that he would give his life firhim a thousand times. [[TearJerker The scene is really touching]] and is in [[Foil stark contrast]] with Arthas'death that occurred several minutes prior.

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