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Because with a character, who through his whole character-development arch learns that his impulsive anger reaction are no good for him and who in the end of his character-arch decides that forgiveness and mercy are the only true path for him out of his pain and grief...

to give this kind of character a vengeance-regardless-of-consequences-end is of course so realistic and truly manly and yadda, yadda manpain....

yeah, I did say, that was enough salt. Let’s not poke this other bag any further.

So instead, a heartfelt ‘thank you’ o all those, who have told me, that they find the way I play Sebastian more realistic, or who’ve chosen to give his DLC a chance because of my interpretation if his character.

The funny thing is: When I started this blog, I was vastly infdifferent to this character. The only true reason to do this, was that after I playing his DLC, I was like: “Boy Howdy! That was some dilletantic writing, right there. Too bad, there were a lot of plot-points with interesting potential. What a waste! Wonder, if I could fix that?”