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Well technically they are all demons and have the root of sin in them, so a little bit of good morals really does feel that they have a redemption arc for the readers, but in reality that is still fuck-up to be honest hahaha you know what I'm saying ┑(￣Д ￣)┍
Narnia has more context now, and I think it’s really interesting because it shows he has a logical understanding of his moral framework. However, he’s still a bad person.
If your father becomes obsessed with puppy dogs, and decides to devote his whole life to breeding the best puppies and wants you to also become a puppy breeder, you’re still not a good person for kicking puppies. It explains why you have a hatred for puppies and not birds or cats, but it doesn’t excuse the damage you caused to the dogs who have broken ribs and cracked tibias.
And for those of you who are happy that Narnia is “redeemed” so you can simp… Peh, you weakling! (︶︿︶)＝凸 If him being evil or morally dubious was enough to stop you from simping, then your resolve was never strong enough to be worthy of Narnia anyways.