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Message: <blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 7988625" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Strand is a tyrant, a fallen angel, and he is rejecting all offered opportunities for his redemption, the true key for the end of the curse. He is too selfish to notice she will reject him for all damage he has caused, the monster he has become. If he really had loved her, he had tried to be the pure heart she would feel proud to be as partner.But Strand can't be roleplayed like the evil guy from the children cartoons in Saturday morning. He is not the night king, Jeffrey Baratheon, Peter Baelys or Ramsay Bolton but more like a Tywin Lannister with fangs, superpowers and an obsession.  Strand von Zarovich can't be only a Patrick Bateman(the main character of American Psycho) with fangs and superpowers, but it would be more interesting with some pieces of gray-zones and anti-villain, maybe as the symbol of the punishment for your sins. Strand is the perfect example to explain the reason I hate Nietzsche's Übermensch. The Übermesnch doesn't obey the "slaves' values" like mercy or solidarity, but good or bad is according only to his own interests. Strand is the kind of person who doesn't doubt to cut the tallest poppy that stands out above the rest.</blockquote>