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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Epic Meepo" data-source="post: 9859701" data-attributes="member: 57073">You make a fair point about Favored Enemy mechanics. That would probably be a feature of any hypothetical Demon Hunter class. But I'm not sure a Demon Hunter class would just be a copy of the D&D Ranger. It would probably also have some Bard and Paladin class features. And as a new class, it wouldn't have any historical connection to any one D&D alignment.Either way, I'm not convinced Mira's hatred of demons stops at merely having Favored Enemy: Demons. At one point, she expresses enthusiasm for condemning an entire category of sapient beings to eternal suffering, without judging any of them on their personal merits. Based on that, I'm inclined to say Mira bought into Celine's intolerant world view. (Despite Celine's good intentions, she's so intolerant, I can't accept her as being Good herself. She seems very Lawful Neutral.)In contrast to Mira and Celine, both Rumi and Zoe (who also have demons as a favored enemy) are willing to consider the possibility that not all of their enemies are irredeemable monsters (which also happens to be true on a cosmological level). That, to me, places those two characters clearly in the Good camp. Presumably, by the end of the film, Mira is also in that camp. Celine probably isn't.</blockquote>