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I dunno, going forward with your plans for genocide when you know there's a more peaceful and considerably less bloody option purely because you can't see yourself going back isn't exactly a moral high-ground. Norman's actions are understandable from the perspective of his character, but they're hardly objectively right.
More peaceful and considerable less bloody, but extremely less guaranteed if you are talking about the promise. When Emma went to make the new promise they didn't even know if they were going to come back alive and we don't even know yet what is the content of the new promise, it is probably something preposterous and, I'm certain, will make Emma sacrifice herself for everybody, typical shounen.


