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I am deadass obsessed w Palmier at this point and I'm just theorizing here, but suspect he chose to do that because:









  1. First, it would be easier to convince us to throw our life away if we were doing it to save the one we loved. Ivar was the one being held captive. Hhe probably thought it would be a greater emotional pull rather than us just being an accessory to help Palmier.
  2. Second, Palmier has abysmal self esteem. Like he talks a big game about being a charming harlot who has so much sex and flirts with literally everyone ooooh, but then you read his dialogue and it's like. Sweetie have you considered therapy? He probably believed we'd never fall for him as himself, better to pose as the hot witch DILF.
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Poor Palmy :( No Boo, I would love you; we could soulbond and be immortal together. (My werewolf boy will die young anyway, compared to us at least)

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what dialogue are you talking about? sorry i'm a bit slow

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I'll have to replay it again, but the dialogue that really jumped out at me is when you (SPOILER) comfort him after the death of all your servants and he tells you not to feel too bad for him. To paraphrase, " I may be beautiful on the outside, but trust me I'm much more rotten within."

He also talks a lot about not wanting to bother any of his past friends despite clearly caring about them, saying he doesn't want anyone else to get hurt because of him, and basically being determined to do everything on his own without involving anyone else. For all his behaviour, he didn't even want to ask Lowell for help.

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thank youuu!