#viktor is still kind with his intentions to improve the world but he's not flawless. it makes him more human.

[smolstarthief]

You know? I can't help but I think back to the JayVik bridge scene in Arcane and while I definitely enjoy people's analysis and different interpretations of their argument during it, I feel like there's not enough about Viktor's behavior and mannerisms prior to said argument and how I feel like it can possibly say a bit more about his character and later actions in S2 (his desire to "heal/end" the world's suffering). Combine that with a really good analysis about an often overlooked flaw of his that I read not too long ago and an optional Safe Room dialogue with Sumi in P5R and yeah, something's manifesting a bit but they may also leave an unpopular opinion or two. But perhaps maybe later or something. 😅

Hint: This particular dialogue involves her reflecting and expressing regret over being so caught up and absorbed with her own problems that she failed to consider or notice that Dr. Maruki was probably suffering too like her and it's done in a way where it doesn't fully fault or invalidate her but also still calls out/addresses her past selfishness to showcase her character development. You see what I'm implying there?