Again, I just wanna point out Liam is a character growth genius the way he played Caleb.
I'm just comparing this earlier episode, where he's assessing magic items for the team, for the first time. And he's not really a team player right now. So when he finds out what the items do, he doesn't share that information with anyone, and he decides to keep it.
Obviously, people didn't like this, and when they protest and ask what it does, he says dismissive things like
"It hurts people." or "It's too dangerous for you, so I'm keeping it."
And when Beau starts to argue that he doesn't get to so that; withhold information, and just keep shit for himself. They argue back and forth a bit, and Caleb just passive aggressively gives the glove to Fjord.
Which was also not the point Beau was trying to make. She just wanted Caleb to share what he knew, and allow them to decide as a group, who the item would benefit most. But Caleb just gives the glove to Fjord because he's assuming they don't care about being a team, and they just want to take the items for themselves.
Remember that moment, much later,
When Fjord lost his warlock abilities, and just became a regular guy again, without any magic, special abilities or powers. He feels helpless. He feels terrified. He feels like a liability and a burden on his friends.
And Caleb, of all people, quietly tells him to put on the glove, and see: he can still do magic, if he just holds onto this. This is Fjord's glove now.
The very same glove.
And at that point, everyone else begins to go through their inventory, offering whatever magical items they can to Fjord, to support him and make him feel better, and show him he's not a burden, he's their friend, and they care about him, and they're more than willing to give up these items, to show him he matters more.
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