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[HF] [RT] A Practical Guide to Evil: Background

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u/FeluriansCloak [+11] (9 hours later)

Reading this chapter, Hakram's thought process seems much closer to black's than Catherine's. he's just so logical in the way he views things, even the personal relationships within the band.

u/AurelianoTampa [+9] (10 hours later)

It sorta reflects what Juniper said about him in the last chapter:

“Used to think he was a coldblood,” Juniper admitted. “Everything was surface deep with him. Nothing real under.”

Coldblood. A disease of the mind, Id been taught. People who felt less, didnt get remorse or really understand consequences. Adjutant had told me some things in the dark that let me see why shed thought him one. What shed taken for absence was just apathy.

u/JdubCT [+10] (29 minutes later)

The Woe are going to rock this world... or steal all the chairs, hard to tell.

u/NotACauldronAgent [+8] Probably (54 minutes later)

Ranger knew what she was talking about. They shall be a woe onto anyone with chairs, or anything Catherine wants, really.

u/Ardvarkeating101 [+4] Father of Learning (an hour later)

To lies and violence! The Woe have a wonderful dynamic.

u/drakeblood4 [+3] A Practical Guide to Evil (2 hours later)

Man I can't wait for more stuff about Thief.

u/None [+2] (14 hours later)

I think Thief's actions here have more weight than what Hakram perceives. Hakram talks about a rivalry with Thief, but he's not considering the Rivalry that could be developing, or that Thief could be playing a longer game. Thief's origin story and actions thus far suggest someone who backs down to a stronger opponent. But that only works as long as Hakram isn't vulnerable.

u/everything-narrative [+2] Coral, Abide with Rubicon! (17 hours later)

Hakram really is the Mom Friend of the band.