Ffamran definitely started out really liking Kiros, they were both sarcastic and a little against the grain and they both loved engines and pretty women.
Although Ffamran has had his own issues with Ivona (mainly revolving around his father and the things with Carol), he's never questioned his duty to Ivona (yet). He has a great deal of respect for Edgeworth and to a lesser extent von Karma, so personal loyalty to them has replaced some of his loyalty to Ivona.
Ffamran doesn't see his job as being counter to peace, and he is a man who loves peace. Ffamran saw Kiros's butting heads against von Karma as disloyalty. Ffamran's had his own questions about loyalty, of course, but he saw the actions of the Victoria as legal and just by the laws of Ivona and the Badlands.
Ffamran will probably be -- disappointed in Kiros leaving. The military and peace are not two sides, they can and should work together.
(Ffamran's eventual transformation into Ffamran won't change this at its core. He's still the same man underneath and all of these things knit together.)
Although Ffamran has had his own issues with Ivona (mainly revolving around his father and the things with Carol), he's never questioned his duty to Ivona (yet). He has a great deal of respect for Edgeworth and to a lesser extent von Karma, so personal loyalty to them has replaced some of his loyalty to Ivona.
Ffamran doesn't see his job as being counter to peace, and he is a man who loves peace. Ffamran saw Kiros's butting heads against von Karma as disloyalty. Ffamran's had his own questions about loyalty, of course, but he saw the actions of the Victoria as legal and just by the laws of Ivona and the Badlands.
Ffamran will probably be -- disappointed in Kiros leaving. The military and peace are not two sides, they can and should work together.
(Ffamran's eventual transformation into Ffamran won't change this at its core. He's still the same man underneath and all of these things knit together.)
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