Erandeni he/him Posted August 7, 2017 Posted August 7, 2017 23 hours ago, Toaster Retribution said: I disagree with the sentiment that Amaram (or Elhokar for that matter) are completely selfish. In fact, I believe that Amaram thinks he is doing stuff for the wellbeing of others. Since he is very religious, he would probably think that the world would be better off controlled by the Almighty/the Devotaries. He probably thinks that it would be the best for everyone if the religion was running things. I strongly doubt that Amarams actions as a Son of Honor would be about himself. He is doing it for others, but has a very warped, zealous way of thinking, unlike most others. I agree, his words when betray Kaladin, and his letter at the end of WoR, always seem to me like a way of convince himself that it is done for a good reason, that in the long run it will better for everyone.
Calderis he/him Posted August 7, 2017 Author Posted August 7, 2017 (edited) 7 minutes ago, Idealistic said: I agree, his words when betray Kaladin, and his letter at the end of WoR, always seem to me like a way of convince himself that it is done for a good reason, that in the long run it will better for everyone. That's the key in my mind right there, they're to convince himself. He doesn't truly believe it. He shows shame at that point because he recognizes the truth in Kaladin's words. Edited August 7, 2017 by Calderis
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