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“But yes, moral relativism and all that. Case in point– I do not consider you to be truly alive. Ergo, I will not be guilty of murder if I kill you.”

To be angsty about it I’m sure in a way he would genuinely tell this to himself to justify his actions or what he did, in his head when we clearly know it is wrong. That he is doing this for the ‘greater good’ and his own selfishness of wanting his friends back. But in his reasoning he sees the sundered as flawed beings. Amongst the 12,000 years and what he has had to, I think he attempts to justify his own actions to not surrender to pure despair on what a shadow of a man he has become. Being Emet he attempts to use logic to justify his actions instead of emotion (although I’m extremely sure that emotion is also a huge factor regardless of what he may think).