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What if Traumerei is ultimately responsible for Yasratcha's sin?
The Yasratcha we see in the S3 E109 flashback is not the monster he is today.
Above all else he desires freedom.
He has no desire to control others.
I'm thinking that after Wang lost favour with Traumerei, Traumerei controlled Yasratcha to kill Wang. This robbed Yasratcha of the one thing he had found solace in while being Rei's pet (his freedom).
The loss of his self control and being forced to kill his best friend against his will might have been what led Yasratcha to seek to dominate others.
To reclaim some semblance of control and authority.
Yasratcha is a hurt person that's lashing out at others in the same way he was hurt.
Well, this is not an attempt to absolve Yasratcha of moral culpability.
He's still a monster.
But in this case, he was a monster that was created by Traumerei.
@Jubei_Kibagami, @lazybum, @Theorist05, @kkck, @EternalWinter.
The Yasratcha we see in the S3 E109 flashback is not the monster he is today.
Above all else he desires freedom.
He has no desire to control others.
I'm thinking that after Wang lost favour with Traumerei, Traumerei controlled Yasratcha to kill Wang. This robbed Yasratcha of the one thing he had found solace in while being Rei's pet (his freedom).
The loss of his self control and being forced to kill his best friend against his will might have been what led Yasratcha to seek to dominate others.
To reclaim some semblance of control and authority.
Yasratcha is a hurt person that's lashing out at others in the same way he was hurt.
Well, this is not an attempt to absolve Yasratcha of moral culpability.
He's still a monster.
But in this case, he was a monster that was created by Traumerei.
@Jubei_Kibagami, @lazybum, @Theorist05, @kkck, @EternalWinter.