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(Undo revision 183264 by Stargazer (talk) It was 44, that was the chapter where he sat with Renarin at a fabrial meeting to support him when he was being mocked for being "too unmasculine") Tag: Undo |
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He feels extreme guilt and self-hatred for various aspects of his past life; such as the burning of Rathalas and killing of his wife, which mentally broke him enough that it laid the foundation of his change in character;{{book ref|sa3|105}}{{book ref|sa3|115}} or over the fact that he didn't properly follow the Codes of War on the night of Gavilar's assassination, leading to him blaming himself for his death.{{cite}} He feels that he must honestly admit his past mistakes, and take full responsibility for them. He further believes that people must hear him take responsibility, and must know of what he has done.{{epigraph ref|sa3|13}}{{epigraph ref|sa3|14}}{{epigraph ref|sa3|15}}{{book ref|sa3|119}} He believes that taking responsibility is the first step to becoming a better man.{{book ref|sa3|119}}
As an extension from his lack of care of what other feel about him,{{book ref|sa3|12}}{{book ref|sa3|67}} he began to completely shirk the gender norms of society as he grew, learning how to read and write; and defending Renarin from mockery for his own failure to live up to the norms expected of him, and giving him solidarity.{{book ref|sa3|122}}{{epigraph ref|sa3|4}}{{book ref|sa4|
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