FrozenPie1
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I think that's the only reason why he still has some kind of touch with reality. But Athagan raised him to be a combat mage (like himself as he has experience with that) and he represents a mentor and a leader who already lived a long life, so the MC copied much of his behavior. However Athagans behavior stems from decades of life experiences and knowledge which the MC doesn't have, so he can't correlate certain behavior patterns to their respective causes. And the brain, doing what it's supposed to do, fills these missing spots and connections with other only marginally related stuff or even makes things up to achieve plausibility. These fillers in turn cause wrong expectations, self-perception issues, lack of self-reflection, etc.well you're not entirely wrong.
but athagan was always around,he basicly raised him during his puberty stage ,he met karla and had a daughter.
he got some things going for him.
That it's intended I know, but there are surprisingly few to no oppositions to his ways even if he rubs people the wrong way rather obvious. Which you would expect if you have scenarios where his shortcomings show themselves. The "world" doesn't really react to it as you would expect. I can only imagine that it's because of the way society/the world views mages and men, being way more lenient than it would be good for him. To make matters worse, the people respect/fear power (like everywhere), so him having so much power causes (normal) people to rather keep their mouth shut in fear the MC could be having one of his temper tantrums. The saying "It takes a village to raise a child." exists for a reason.overal i'd she he came out alright,aside from some anger controle issue's and lack of social "grace"/skills.
but do remember the MC having those kinda issue's is part off the story as intended.
PTSD -> Post Traumatic Stress Disorder -> Some kind of traumai wouldn't say PTSD from the events around his mothers death but it left some kinda trauma for sure.
Well, being this young, losing your mother in front of you, gaining an extreme power surge while at the same time killing innocents will overload every brain at that age. If the brain can't process these events, it either developes coping mechanisms to deal with it (like a short fuse to regain emotional balance and direct your emotions in the easiest form of the emotion "anger" somewhere) or these experiences get "awakened" again by certain triggers, reliving the experience in a desperate try to process it eventually.
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