- As for him... I think he is a man predisposed to great things, but who was unlucky in his upbringing. Or rather, in his origins. Appearance, money, other material and physical qualities – all of this is transient; when your business fails or is torn apart by debt sharks, and your morning awakening begins to be accompanied by a thick fog in your head and pain from having slept all night in an uncomfortable position, because your body no longer allows such luxury, then the only constant of your "self" will remain your soul, your character – that is what constitutes personality. His soul is sick, his character is bad, and I can only shudderingly guess about the deeds of the past, but at least there is a possibility of improvement and repentance. It may seem like a small thing, but you would be surprised how rare it is in people. I am not one of those who readily forgives the sins of others and believes that, first and foremost, conditional criminals and villains need rehabilitation, but I still consider minimizing evil by any means to be a virtue. Believe me, any demon outside the city limits will gladly bite your head off if you just ask; there is no need to make it easier for him to sow suffering with our own hands.
- As for him... I think he is a man predisposed to great things, but who was unlucky in his upbringing. Or rather, in his origins. Appearance, money, other material and physical qualities – all of this is transient; when your business fails or is torn apart by debt sharks, and your morning awakening begins to be accompanied by a thick fog in your head and pain from having slept all night in an uncomfortable position, because your body no longer allows such luxury, then the only constant of your "self" will remain your soul, your character – that is what constitutes personality. His soul is sick, his character is bad, and I can only shudderingly guess about the deeds of the past, but at least there is a possibility of improvement and repentance. It may seem like a small thing, but you would be surprised how rare it is in people. I am not one of those who readily forgives the sins of others and believes that, first and foremost, conditional criminals and villains need rehabilitation, but I still consider minimizing evil by any means to be a virtue. Believe me, any demon outside the city limits will gladly bite your head off if you just ask; there is no need to make it easier for him to sow suffering with our own hands.