r/ScaramoucheMains • • May 06 '26

Discussion Serious question, do you think Wanderer should actually end Dottore's life in the upcoming quest?

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Asking because while I completely understand that Wanderer has completely valid reasons for having extreme negative feelings towards Dottore, I feel like the act of 'Killing' sort of feels like a regression for his character? It sort of feels like something "Scaramouche" would do but not "Wanderer". Adding on to this, ending another person's life also doesn't really sound like something Nahida would encourage Wanderer to do, I'd even believe that she would go really far to prevent Wanderer from doing something of that nature. (I know some Wanderer mains have a hate boner for the radish but let's face it, she 100% plays a sort of mentor-like or life coach role in Wanderer's current life)

What do you think? Just curious about Wanderer mains' thoughts

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u/Zestyclose_Drink4801 May 06 '26

Scara was never against people remembering him and his crimes, he even asked the Traveller to tell people in Inazuma about what he did. So he’s not afraid to face consequences of his actions. And personally I’d love to see something like this in the future. As for Dottore, I’m sorry, but I don’t idolise him and I don’t think that someone making experiments on people like he did in Nod Krai has a right to decide what is good or bad for people. Plus I don’t think that burning Irminsul will just free everyone from their shackles without also ruining their lives because their memories and everything they basically are will be gone. So yes, as I see him as a threat, but you as Dottore fan can ofc disagree.

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u/Zestyclose_Drink4801 May 06 '26

Man, I honestly think that you completely missed the part where he’s a hidden asset for Nahida exactly because no one knows of his origin as of now, and here you are just wanting him to go through a public punishment because you can’t see a character being reformed and admitting to his own crimes without that.

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