Khadgar neutral? I think you aren’t seeing the bigger picture about who he is working for. However, isn’t he just like the Titan’s using the champions of Azeroth to assist them in maintaining their designs etc.
So I wouldn’t say he is neutral as such I would say he is a pawn that is manipulated and used by the Titans to give the appearance that he is independent when clearly he isn’t… everything he has done has been more beneficial to the Titan Pantheon and mantaining their system and ordering is maintained…
He has access to some of the most ancient texts in his Library which clearly would likely have some information that the Titans didn’t want to have kept and yet we have nothing from him. He only seems to come out with information when we discover it and then all of sudden he knows about it etc… don’t you find that strange almost like it is planned…
So yeah I don’t think Khadgar is as neutral as you say Titan manipulated and used pawn sure…
Wait what? I thought it was Jaina that had to be prevented from singing Let it Go however, are you saying it is actually Let him Go and not Let it Go as we first thought? Makes so much more sense if that is the case
She’s literally redeeming herself by undoing what she did by sending souls to the Maw and she wasn’t even responsible for breaking the Arbiter.
I’m so tired of this basic retort.
In order to be redeemed you have to show regret/remorse, which she’s done, and take steps to remedy the damage she caused, which she did. She’s more deserving of redemption than most characters.
Getting back to the original topic, I think it will be very interesting if Chronicles 4 does soften her portrayal a bit, since Chronicles 3 was one of the early examples of them retroactively making her look worse. If Chronicles 4 takes a different approach, then I think we can safely chalk up her potrayal in Chronicles 3 to the influence of certain devs who are no longer with the company.
That’s exactly how redemption works. She cannot change the past but she can grow as a character and atone for her sins. Her realizing that she was a monster, and her actions are unforgivable, was her redemption.
I’d just as soon not get into a semi-religious debate about the nature of redemption, so I’ll just say that to me, redemption and undoing are two entirely separate things.
I think she will, someday. But if Blizzard are smart, they’ll keep her offstage for quite a while before they try it.