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I agree overall, though on one counterpoint I think its worth pointing out that Byleth doesn\'t simply decide to not kill Edelgard (after all, if you don\'t unlock the ability to do Crimson Flower you have the option of simply saying nothing and still siding with Rhea), rather they leave Rhea\'s side and stand with Edelgard to defend her, the wording of the decision being \
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I agree overall, though on one counterpoint I think its worth pointing out that Byleth doesn\\\'t simply decide to not kill Edelgard (after all, if you don\\\'t unlock the ability to do Crimson Flower you have the option of simply saying nothing and still siding with Rhea), rather they leave Rhea\\\'s side and stand with Edelgard to defend her, the wording of the decision being \\\"I must protect Edelgard.\\\" Rhea understandably sees you protecting the person who just plundered her family\\\'s remains as a horrible betrayal and reacts accordingly. I guess it could still qualify for the trope though, since Rhea in the next battle states outright that Edelgard\\\'s reasons, whatever they may be, cannot justify her actions.
