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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In ''The Book of Ti'ana'' it's extremely easy to read Veovis's incredibly close friendship with Aitrus as his being in love with Aitrus and his actions within after said friendship turns septic over Anna/Ti'ana as an extremely dramatic act of IfICantHaveYou rather than straight FantasticRacism. Note that Veovis is actually quite friendly with Ti'ana and complementary of her intellect and curiosity and his racism is of the paternalistic kind, right up until the exact moment that Aitrus confides in him that he's in love with her and plans to marry her, after which Veovis's overweening hatred of her drives him into the arms of the terrorist conspiracy. Through this lens, his death in his old friend's arms isn't just his RedemptionEqualsDeath moment, but his HeelRealization, reconciling himself to Aitrus's IncompatibleOrientation and recognizing that Ti'ana was never the problem, that he should have been happy with Aitrus's platonic love rather than jealously and enviously feeling entitled to his romantic love until it cost him everything.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In ''The Book of Ti'ana'' it's extremely easy to read Veovis's incredibly close friendship with Aitrus as his being in love with Aitrus and his actions within after said friendship turns septic over Anna/Ti'ana as an extremely dramatic act of IfICantHaveYou rather than straight FantasticRacism. Note that Veovis Veovis's racism is largely paternalistic and he is actually quite friendly with Ti'ana personally and complementary of her intellect and curiosity and his racism is of the paternalistic kind, right up until the exact moment that Aitrus confides in him that he's in love with her and plans to marry her, after which Veovis's overweening hatred of her drives him into the arms of the terrorist conspiracy.conspiracy within a few chapters. Through this lens, his death in his old friend's arms isn't just his RedemptionEqualsDeath moment, but his HeelRealization, reconciling himself to Aitrus's IncompatibleOrientation and recognizing that Ti'ana was never the problem, that he should have been happy with Aitrus's platonic love rather than jealously and enviously feeling entitled to his romantic love until it cost him everything.
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Man, I could've sworn they had the same "civilian" name... mea culpa.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In ''The Book of Ti'ana'' it's extremely easy to read Veovis's incredibly close friendship with Aitrus as his being in love with Aitrus and his actions within after said friendship turns septic over Ti'ana as an extremely dramatic act of IfICantHaveYou rather than straight FantasticRacism. Note that Veovis is actually quite friendly with Ti'ana and complementary of her intellect and curiosity and his racism is of the paternalistic kind, right up until the exact moment that Aitrus confides in him that he's in love with her and plans to marry her, after which Veovis's overweening hatred of her drives him into the arms of the terrorist conspiracy. Through this lens, his death in his old friend's arms isn't just his RedemptionEqualsDeath moment, but his HeelRealization, reconciling himself to Aitrus's IncompatibleOrientation and recognizing that Ti'ana was never the problem, that he should have been happy with Aitrus's platonic love rather than jealously and enviously feeling entitled to his romantic love until it cost him everything.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In ''The Book of Ti'ana'' it's extremely easy to read Veovis's incredibly close friendship with Aitrus as his being in love with Aitrus and his actions within after said friendship turns septic over Ti'ana Anna/Ti'ana as an extremely dramatic act of IfICantHaveYou rather than straight FantasticRacism. Note that Veovis is actually quite friendly with Ti'ana and complementary of her intellect and curiosity and his racism is of the paternalistic kind, right up until the exact moment that Aitrus confides in him that he's in love with her and plans to marry her, after which Veovis's overweening hatred of her drives him into the arms of the terrorist conspiracy. Through this lens, his death in his old friend's arms isn't just his RedemptionEqualsDeath moment, but his HeelRealization, reconciling himself to Aitrus's IncompatibleOrientation and recognizing that Ti'ana was never the problem, that he should have been happy with Aitrus's platonic love rather than jealously and enviously feeling entitled to his romantic love until it cost him everything.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In ''The Book of Ti'ana'' it's extremely easy to read Veovis's incredibly close friendship with Aitrus as his being in love with Aitrus and his actions within after said friendship turns septic over Catherine as an extremely dramatic act of IfICantHaveYou rather than straight FantasticRacism. Note that Veovis is actually quite friendly with Catherine and complementary of her intellect and curiosity and his racism is of the paternalistic kind, right up until the exact moment that Aitrus confides in him that he's in love with her and plans to marry her, after which Veovis's overweening hatred of her drives him into the arms of the terrorist conspiracy. Through this lens, his death in his old friend's arms isn't just his RedemptionEqualsDeath moment, but his HeelRealization, reconciling himself to Aitrus's IncompatibleOrientation and recognizing that Catherine was never the problem, that he should have been happy with Aitrus's platonic love rather than jealously and enviously feeling entitled to his romantic love until it cost him everything.
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* AlternateCharacterInterpretation: In ''The Book of Ti'ana'' it's extremely easy to read Veovis's incredibly close friendship with Aitrus as his being in love with Aitrus and his actions within after said friendship turns septic over Catherine Ti'ana as an extremely dramatic act of IfICantHaveYou rather than straight FantasticRacism. Note that Veovis is actually quite friendly with Catherine Ti'ana and complementary of her intellect and curiosity and his racism is of the paternalistic kind, right up until the exact moment that Aitrus confides in him that he's in love with her and plans to marry her, after which Veovis's overweening hatred of her drives him into the arms of the terrorist conspiracy. Through this lens, his death in his old friend's arms isn't just his RedemptionEqualsDeath moment, but his HeelRealization, reconciling himself to Aitrus's IncompatibleOrientation and recognizing that Catherine Ti'ana was never the problem, that he should have been happy with Aitrus's platonic love rather than jealously and enviously feeling entitled to his romantic love until it cost him everything.
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*CompleteMonster: ''[[MystTheBookOfTiana The Book of Ti'ana]]'' novel: [[TheChessmaster A'gaeris]] is a [[ManipulativeBastard master manipulator]], bitter over his expulsion from the Guild of Writers for allegedly stealing a book. He turns that resentment into action when he [[FrameUp frames Veovis]], an innocent man, for murder and then convinces him to turn against the D'ni empire. Together, they commit terrorist acts, culminating in the release of a plague that kills nearly a million people. But even that was not enough to satisfy A'gaeris's lust for revenge, so he and Veovis sent corpses through to other Ages to ensure that any refugees would also be infected. A'gaeris ordered Veovis to write an Age where they could [[GodhoodSeeker rule over the native population]]. Veovis refused, and A'gaeris promptly murdered him in cold blood.
