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He sees great beauty in destruction and endings, and sees it as something one shouldn't mourn, but rather take joy in. As he sees destruction as completion, and finds sublime beauty in that.{{book ref|mb3|45}} He claims that the only reason to create something is to watch it die, to reach its ordained completion.{{book ref|mb3|45}} He attempts to comfort those that resist him, and convince them of his own necessity, and of the inherent goodness in finality.{{book ref|mb3|45}}
 
HeAs a result of this insatiable craving, he hates how his force of change and destruction is always resisted by [[Preservation]]'s stasis and protection, leading to neither being able to do anything. He considers this state of balance the curse of his existence.{{book ref|mb3|76}} He even curses balance itself, due to his experiences with the concept.{{book ref|mb3|77}}{{book ref|mb3|81}}
At the same time, Ati is prideful and boastful. He considers himself to be a fundamental aspect of reality, and considers himself to be God.{{book ref|mb3|65}}{{book ref|mb3|72}} He seems to revel in mocking those he has defeated, and will appear in front of his victims to gloat about his victory.{{msh ref|4|4}}{{book ref|mb3|57}} This very quality is his weak point, as it often leads him to underestimating his opponents.{{book ref|mb3|81}} When people reject his perceived superiority, especially when they rebel against him, he becomes deeply angered.{{book ref|mb3|72}}
 
At the same time, Ati is prideful and boastful. He considers himself to be a fundamental aspect of reality, and considers himself to be God.{{book ref|mb3|65}}{{book ref|mb3|72}} He seems to revel in mocking those he has defeated, and will appear in front of his victims to gloat about his victory.{{msh ref|4|4}}{{book ref|mb3|57}} This very quality is his weak point, as it often leads him to underestimating his opponents.{{book ref|mb3|81}} When people reject his perceived superiority, especially when they rebel against him, he becomes deeply angered.{{book ref|mb3|72}}
He is a subtly manipulative figure, manipulating people in order to fulfill his goals and desires.{{book ref|mb3|part=ars}} He subtly manipulates people in order for them to play into his plans, either through speaking directly into their mind, or through changing the text of documents in manners that fit with his agenda.{{book ref|mb2|epilogue}}{{book ref|mb3|part=ars}} He even directly controls the minds of those spiked with enough [[Hemalurgy|hemalurgic spikes]] to leave their soul vulnerable to his influence, warping their thoughts and emotions to fit his Intent and his greater plans,{{book ref|mb3|prologue}} as he sees people as little more than pawns in his game., and feels a sense of ownership over them.{{book ref|mb3|57}}{{msh ref|4|4}}{{cite}}
 
HeAti is a subtly manipulative figure, manipulating people in order to fulfill his goals and desires.{{book ref|mb3|part=ars}} He subtly manipulates people in order for them to play into his plans, either through speaking directly into their mind, or through changing the text of documents in manners that fit with his agenda.{{book ref|mb2|epilogue}}{{book ref|mb3|part=ars}} He even directly controls the minds of those spiked with enough [[Hemalurgy|hemalurgic spikes]] to leave their soul vulnerable to his influence, warping their thoughts and emotions to fit his Intent and his greater plans,{{book ref|mb3|prologue}} as he sees people as little more than pawns in his game., and feels a sense of ownership over them.{{book ref|mb3|57}}{{msh ref|4|4}}{{cite}}
He hates how his force of change and destruction is always resisted by [[Preservation]]'s stasis and protection, leading to neither being able to do anything. He considers this state of balance the curse of his existence.{{book ref|mb3|76}} He even curses balance itself, due to his experiences with the concept.{{book ref|mb3|77}}{{book ref|mb3|81}}
 
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