Embon's Transformation
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Re: Embon's Transformation
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Sure, I get your point. He was, indeed, a spoilt brat. But he could have continued that way. His mother would've allowed it and he has wealth and even a wife. I don't have clear what made him give his life for the independence cause. Was it just an adrenaline search?Ahbed Nadir wrote: ↑30 Jan 2021, 17:46Embon was quite the spoilt brat to be honest. However I feel that he had never had any real consequences to his actions as his mother always sheltered him and so when he began to see the damages he was causing, it led to a sort of switch up in his psyche.Lunastella wrote: ↑12 Jan 2021, 10:46 I do. What I think is a bit underdeveloped are his motives. It is clear that the struggle must not have been easy when he was born into utmost luxury. But we never know, for example, how he passed from a brat that kicked elderly servants to a perfectly decent young man.
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This is true. His transformation was hardly realistic but it fit the ideal natural progression of growth necessary to move the story along.Dee_Robert wrote: ↑02 Jan 2021, 03:21 Haha. The emergence of Embon did seem too sudden, a little too fluid and fairytale like. But it seemed like an almost natural progression of growth to me, the way growth should be in ideal circumstances. So I'd call it ideal, maybe not realistic but ideal. We needed a sort of hero and we got one.
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