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Agreed with all of this. I\'m currently replaying \'\'Tales of Arise\'\' now and not once does Law ever claim to feel \
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Agreed with all of this. I\\\'m currently replaying \\\'\\\'Tales of Arise\\\'\\\' now and not once does Law ever claim to feel \\\"empty inside\\\" after killing Ganabelt.
There\\\'s two field skits between Law and Alphen during time the party is travelling to El de Manecia, and all Law bellyaches about is his daddy issues. Specifically, because he was directly responsible for getting Zephyr killed by personally handing him over to Ganabelt. So he laments about [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his lingering guilt]] and whether Zephyr would approve of him now -- not one word regarding Ganabelt.
Yet, when Rinwell tries to avenge her parents, Law and the others suddenly claim it\\\'s \\\'\\\'wrong\\\'\\\'?
Alphen wanted revenge for Zephyr\\\'s death himself and agreed to help Shionne kill the Lords to avenge his fellow Dhanans who had suffered three centuries of slavery and oppression under Renan rule. Not once does he, or any of the others, question their own motives. [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality They simply go along with the program]]. Yet, they preach to Rinwell about not killing out of anger? That entire scene had me calling bullshit.
There\\\'s two field skits between Law and Alphen during time the party is travelling to El de Manecia, and all Law bellyaches about is his daddy issues. Specifically, because he was directly responsible for getting Zephyr killed by personally handing him over to Ganabelt. So he laments about [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his lingering guilt]] and whether Zephyr would approve of him now -- not one word regarding Ganabelt.
Yet, when Rinwell tries to avenge her parents, Law and the others suddenly claim it\\\'s \\\'\\\'wrong\\\'\\\'?
Alphen wanted revenge for Zephyr\\\'s death himself and agreed to help Shionne kill the Lords to avenge his fellow Dhanans who had suffered three centuries of slavery and oppression under Renan rule. Not once does he, or any of the others, question their own motives. [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality They simply go along with the program]]. Yet, they preach to Rinwell about not killing out of anger? That entire scene had me calling bullshit.
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Agreed with all of this.
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Agreed with all of this. I\\\'m currently replaying \\\'\\\'Tales of Arise\\\'\\\' now and not once does Law ever claim to feel \\\"empty inside\\\" after killing Ganabelt.
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I\'m currently replaying \'\'Tales of Arise\'\' now and not once does Law ever claim to feel \
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There\\\'s two field skits between Law and Alphen during time the party is travelling to El de Manecia, and all Law bellyaches about is his daddy issues. Specifically, because he was directly responsible for getting Zephyr killed by personally handing him over to Ganabelt. So he laments about [[MyGodWhatHaveIDone his lingering guilt]] and whether Zephyr would approve of him now -- not one word regarding Ganabelt.
Yet, when Rinwell tries to avenge her parents, Law and the others suddenly claim it\\\'s \\\'\\\'wrong\\\'\\\'?
Alphen wanted get revenge for Zephyr\\\'s death himself and agreed to help Shionne kill the Lords to avenge his fellow Dhanans who had suffered three centuries of slavery and oppression under Renan rule. Not once does any of them question their own motives, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality they simply go along with the program]]. Yet, they preach to Rinwell about not killing out of anger? That entire scene had me calling bullshit.
Yet, when Rinwell tries to avenge her parents, Law and the others suddenly claim it\\\'s \\\'\\\'wrong\\\'\\\'?
Alphen wanted get revenge for Zephyr\\\'s death himself and agreed to help Shionne kill the Lords to avenge his fellow Dhanans who had suffered three centuries of slavery and oppression under Renan rule. Not once does any of them question their own motives, [[ProtagonistCenteredMorality they simply go along with the program]]. Yet, they preach to Rinwell about not killing out of anger? That entire scene had me calling bullshit.
