God Yamato gave Clarine some serious whiplash.......
Anyway when she first really got to talking to him, he was really nice to her! Like...incredibly nice. He was so kind and thoughtful that she really liked him. She wanted to get to know him better and spend more time with him. He was the sort of person she thought she miiiight be able to be friends with (even though she's generally speaking bad at making friends).
AND THEN HE WENT PSYCHO LIKE. WHAT. She was naturally REALLY DISTRESSED when he brought his friend's severed head to the breakfast table. That was horrifying to her and it was the first time that she was afraid of one of the swords and it really sunk in that they weren't human like the rest of them, they were SWORDS. She really did feel bad when he was voted to be lynched though, because naturally she knew he was innocent as a General herself... she was sincere when she went to tell him that she wasn't afraid of him anymore (mostly).
She was afraid of what he could be, but she wasn't afraid of him as a person, and she wanted to be sure that he knew that before he died, as if it could be some sort of comfort.
So yeah Yamato gives her a lot of whiplash and she still has a lot of Unsure feelings there, but overall she does think he'd be a good friend when he's not being psycho--or maybe she just feels bad for condemning him to death.
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God Yamato gave Clarine some serious whiplash.......
Anyway when she first really got to talking to him, he was really nice to her! Like...incredibly nice. He was so kind and thoughtful that she really liked him. She wanted to get to know him better and spend more time with him. He was the sort of person she thought she miiiight be able to be friends with (even though she's generally speaking bad at making friends).
AND THEN HE WENT PSYCHO LIKE. WHAT. She was naturally REALLY DISTRESSED when he brought his friend's severed head to the breakfast table. That was horrifying to her and it was the first time that she was afraid of one of the swords and it really sunk in that they weren't human like the rest of them, they were SWORDS. She really did feel bad when he was voted to be lynched though, because naturally she knew he was innocent as a General herself... she was sincere when she went to tell him that she wasn't afraid of him anymore (mostly).
She was afraid of what he could be, but she wasn't afraid of him as a person, and she wanted to be sure that he knew that before he died, as if it could be some sort of comfort.
So yeah Yamato gives her a lot of whiplash and she still has a lot of Unsure feelings there, but overall she does think he'd be a good friend when he's not being psycho--or maybe she just feels bad for condemning him to death.