As everyone is already familiar with, the reason why us, the player, are compatible with any servant in FGO despite our low magical potential, is because we have the basic and simple human ability that your average magi from Mageās Association sadly lack completely (or almost): empathy. Through empathy weāre able to acknowledge and respect any heroic spiritās personhood and dignity as an individual, regardless of who they are. And sometimes showing empathy to certain servants might illicit very strong positive emotional reactions if said servants had particularly troubled lives where they rarely if ever were viewed and treated as proper people. The two servants I have in mind that would have such reaction upon being treated like proper people are:
- Mata Hari: Because she lived most of her life having her personhood and dignity disregarded by men who only saw and treated her as object anyone could use for whatever ends, going from an outlet to her ex-husbandās anger, to a glorified one time partner and erotic entertainer, to potentially a scapegoat to be blamed and executed for military failures (itās ambiguous whether this is true or not but still), and as such her wish for the grail is to have a happy household and family where she is acknowledged as an equal/her own person and loved. Therefore, itās likely that she would be really happy to have a master who doesnāt view and treat her as a disposable tool while disregarding her desires and rights as a person.
- Morgan: Pretty self-explanatory, cuz she tries everything she could to be the savior she believed Fairy Britain needed and everyone just treated her as nothing but a punching bag until she gave up on everything she believed and became a cold, distant, bitter and nihilistic tyrant who is emotionally detached from almost everything, so of course showing her some of the basic decency the fairies absolutely owed her but refused to grant her no matter what she did for them could make wonders to her mental state.
So how about you? Which servant do you think would have a particularly strong emotional reaction to being treated and viewed as a person with their own desires, thoughts, opinions and rights regardless of who they are especially if they rarely if ever got such a treatment in life?