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The entry is also incorrect: it mentions he can\'t figure out how to stop being evil for the cause, but his cause isn\'t the White Fang\'s cause. The White Fang wanted equality with humans, by any means necessary (hence the terrorism) but Adam explicitly stated that was not his goal and that he believed it to be impossible. His goal is to break humanity by destroying the symbols of their power (the Academies) and then make them a slave race to the Faunus. He is ANaziByAnyOtherName. And this is another reason why he\'s not evil for the hell of it -- he has a specific goal that he\'s trying to achieve. The reason he trips over himself trying to achieve it is because his FatalFlaw proves to be... fatal.
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The entry is also incorrect: it mentions he can\\\'t figure out how to stop being evil for the cause, but his cause is different to the White Fang\\\'s goal. The White Fang are seeking equality with humans. Adam is trying to enslave humanity. He has a very specific evil goal to work towards. The White Fang also didn\\\'t turn on him because of his extremism. They turned on him when they found out he had his abandoned his men to be arrested just to save himself and escape.
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The entry is also incorrect: it mentions he can\'t figure out how to stop being evil for the cause, but his cause isn\'t the White Fang\'s cause. The White Fang wanted equality with humans, by any means necessary (hence the terrorism) but Adam explicitly stated that was not his goal and that he believed it to be impossible. His goal is to break humanity by destroying the symbols of their power (the Academies) and then make them a slave race to the Faunus. He is ANaziByAnyOtherName. And this is another reason why he\'s not evil for the hell of it -- he has a specific goal that he\'s trying to achieve. The reason he trips over himself trying to achieve it is because of his FatalFlaw which is, as the trope name indicates, fatal.
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The entry is also incorrect: it mentions he can\\\'t figure out how to stop being evil for the cause, but his cause isn\\\'t the White Fang\\\'s cause. The White Fang wanted equality with humans, by any means necessary (hence the terrorism) but Adam explicitly stated that was not his goal and that he believed it to be impossible. His goal is to break humanity by destroying the symbols of their power (the Academies) and then make them a slave race to the Faunus. He is ANaziByAnyOtherName. And this is another reason why he\\\'s not evil for the hell of it -- he has a specific goal that he\\\'s trying to achieve. The reason he trips over himself trying to achieve it is because his FatalFlaw proves to be... fatal.
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The entry is also incorrect: it mentions he can\\\'t figure out how to stop being evil for the cause, but his cause isn\\\'t the White Fang\\\'s cause. The White Fang wanted equality with humans, by any means necessary (hence the terrorism) but Adam explicitly stated that was not his goal and that he believed it to be impossible. His goal is to break humanity by destroying the symbols of their power (the Academies) and then make them a slave race to the Faunus. He is ANaziByAnyOtherName. And this is another reason why he\\\'s not evil for the hell of it -- he has a specific goal that he\\\'s trying to achieve. The reason he trips over himself trying to achieve it is because of his FatalFlaw which is, as the trope name indicates, fatal.
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Adam isn\'t evil for the sake of it. He\'s a broken soul with a FatalFlaw of short-sightedness that has been lampshaded as such in-universe. He has a full-blown {{Obssession}} with Blake, and he has a spiteful personality, which manifests as him trying to hurt anyone who hurts him. Adam has reasons for doing the things they -- twisted, spiteful, obsessive reasons that end up destroying him, but he\'s not evil for the hell of it.
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Adam isn\\\'t evil for the sake of it. He\\\'s a broken soul with a FatalFlaw of short-sightedness that has been lampshaded as such in-universe. He has a full-blown obsession with both Blake (for abandoning him) and vengeance (against humans because he was tortured in the past by them). As spiteful as he is, there are reasons for why he ended up so broken. He is not evil for the hell of it.
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Adam isn\'t evil for the sake of it. He\'s a broken soul with a FatalFlaw of short-sightedness that has been lampshaded as such in-universe. He has a full-blown {{Obsession}} with Blake, and he has a spiteful personality, which manifests as him trying to hurt anyone who hurts him. Adam has reasons for doing the things they -- twisted, spiteful, obsessive reasons that end up destroying him, but he\'s not evil for the hell of it.
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Adam isn\\\'t evil for the sake of it. He\\\'s a broken soul with a FatalFlaw of short-sightedness that has been lampshaded as such in-universe. He has a full-blown {{Obssession}} with Blake, and he has a spiteful personality, which manifests as him trying to hurt anyone who hurts him. Adam has reasons for doing the things they -- twisted, spiteful, obsessive reasons that end up destroying him, but he\\\'s not evil for the hell of it.
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The english translation (apologies for bad grammar as it\'s Google translate):
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The english translation (apologies for poor quality as it\\\'s Google translate):
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Sylvain dedicated his life as a new Martyr Gautier in improving relations with the Suren people. He built a way of aristocratic, who does not need heritage and heraldry, only with his tongue, and remains a rare master lord. On the other hand, the custom of calling the flirt \
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Sylvain dedicated his life as a new Martyr Gautier in improving relations with the Suren people. He built a way of aristocratic, who does not need heritage and heraldry, only with his tongue, and remains a rare master lord. On the other hand, the custom of calling the flirt \\\"the prodigal son of Gautier\\\" has also been retained for posterity.
