Character Analysis AKA Why Keith is so fucked up

[mothersboard]

Essaying helps me get my head straight and should give people, including me, a better idea of how I intend to play Keith at camp. Yes, I had to do this before threading. Anxieties~.

Oh yeah, um major spoilers in this.

Comments

[bluefactor]

This is a really good essay. I like that in reading Keith's actions, you keep in mind the fact that he is a complete bastard, but he is a bastard with a soul. I don't completely understand him, but I do see how you're seeing the balance in his interactions and how it includes his touch with emotions and so forth.

That said, this clearly opens the field for me to essay back. Jomy and Keith are two sides of a same coin, but Blue is-as you said-someone Keith wanted to kill. I almost view Blue as someone that Keith will never be able to understand in that way, because Blue created the Mu mindset. He was the one who forged a life where someone strong can keep things together, while the others only defend themselves when necessary. Jomy, not Blue, was the one to make the necessary changes. And though Blue embraces the fact that Jomy had to do this (it makes sense with his own forging of himself as a leader in Blue's mind), it's not something Blue would have ever done. One of the notes Keith makes about Blue is the fact that he was willing

[bluefactor]

At heart, Blue is a fluffy bunny, but he is also three-hundred years old, so all of this will be ... very slow-going, to say the least. Keith's inevitable treatment of others like the Mu, the fact that he seems to be a bastard, and so forth will put him on edge. Keith is the one who pushed Jomy to acting the way he did. Keith is so much and so very confusing for someone who is knowledgeable. Top that off with Blue's inserted guilt complex, however briefly he's willing to show it to others because he doesn't want Jomy to feel the pressure of Blue feeling pressured because he feels guilty (and he doesn't want Jomy to feel that he can't handle things-he can, but in ways that Blue wouldn't handle them but in possibly more effective ways). ... I'm not sure that was a sentence, but you understand where I'm going, I think.

The Shiroe element adds more problems that I'm not really sure about. Shiroe? Was killed by Keith. The two will have an obvious link and something going on and this will not help matters. Blue reaches out to Shiroe as

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