Alek-Smolin
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I don't feel sorry for any of the positive characters, and when Godrick was killed with his damned righteousness, I even rejoiced.
As for the negative characters, Markel and Biara died due to their own mistakes, and they justly paid the price – death.
However, Arantir's death saddened me greatly, because he was completely right – the city should have been destroyed, and Ashan should have been cleansed of demonic corruption, but this messiah killed him. In that case, it would have been right to use the "bad" ending as the finale; otherwise, it would have been very stupid and frustrating. Ornella impressed me because among necromancers, there can be villains who crave world domination, like Von Tarkin and Sandro; there can be scholars who want to quietly and peacefully sit in a library and study the secrets of the world, but heroes who are willing to sacrifice themselves not for a great cause (like Arantir), but for even a single step in that cause – that is very rare.
As for the negative characters, Markel and Biara died due to their own mistakes, and they justly paid the price – death.
However, Arantir's death saddened me greatly, because he was completely right – the city should have been destroyed, and Ashan should have been cleansed of demonic corruption, but this messiah killed him. In that case, it would have been right to use the "bad" ending as the finale; otherwise, it would have been very stupid and frustrating. Ornella impressed me because among necromancers, there can be villains who crave world domination, like Von Tarkin and Sandro; there can be scholars who want to quietly and peacefully sit in a library and study the secrets of the world, but heroes who are willing to sacrifice themselves not for a great cause (like Arantir), but for even a single step in that cause – that is very rare.
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