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yes, hes not a pushover hes a himbo. love ur analysis. Also, the reasons why he looks past the deal breaker because he's desperate for a family since he doesn't have anybody. Not even distant relatives to attend his wedding. This is prertty much his only chance to create a home for himself.
he is truly a tragic himbo.
^ Great additional context!
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I’m sick of seeing you guys mischaracterize our woodcutter. He is not a pushover. A pushover has strong opinions, but folds immediately when faced with the hint of conflict. They would bad mouth you, but never to your face.
Our woodcutter has shown to be willing to scrap over his mother’s ring and his bride’s honor/safety, but his naivety causes him to continually give everyone the benefit of the doubt beyond reason. On top of that, he is very dumb.
His built, kindness, and lack of cognitive thinking would make him the ultimate himbo. The loyalty he has to his hot (male) wife, who is lying about her identity, turns his story into a tragedy. The archetypal Tragic Himbo.
TL;DR
Being naive and dumb doesn’t automatically make you a pushover. The woodcutter is just soft on his wife because he doesn’t consider a lot of these things deal breakers (for some reason).