#I’m also wondering if wyldon’s whole failure re: Joren and Vinson

[obi-wann-cannoli]

I think @copperhawks’s take in this post really explains it - Wyldon letting Kel stay was less about his own sense of fairness and more about his reputation and the fact that Kel had publicly exceeded expectations, making it impossible for him to justify his decision to turn her away.

Therefore if another girl were to try, were to be only average, Wyldon might turn her away even if she was equal to the boys.

Wyldon, admitting he was wrong, admitting he shirked his duties, admitting he was unfair - and yet his main reason for resigning is that it’s possible he would do it all again and worse if given the chance.

Capable of changing but apparently believes the change incapable of sticking.