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My greatest worry for WoW's narrative right now is how they handle Zul'jan in the upcoming patch (the secret island he is looking at far off the coast of Zul'Aman).
This is a coming of age story of a very troubled young man who is dealing with both personal and generational trauma. He glorifies the men in his life, his grandfather and father, both of whom died fighting for Zul'Aman. He risks the lives of his followers and gets them killed because he believes there is glory and honor in dying for his home. He is very protective of his sister, and his mother's death sealed his resentment toward the Loa, who did not help.
He has a lot of anger, a lot of justified anger. He is a boy learning his place as a man and leader among the Amani, and this is all he has to go by. His anger is aimed at those he was told stories of as a child, those who were supposed to protect them and yet fell silent after his grandfather's deeds. Why wouldn’t the Loa help the innocent, help his people, his mom, his sister? Is he wrong to be angry with them?
Yes, he has a temper and he has made a lot of brash mistakes, but he is clever, innovative, and very devoted to protecting his home. He glorifies violence now, but that should not seal his fate. Kinduru guided them with patience, and Man'ye and Zarama raised them with love.
Zul'jan loves to draw, and barely remembers his father, yet he draws him often. He loves to dance. He loves his sister and would risk his life for her. He accepts you at the end of the quest, regardless of your race or faction. Several of his on-click lines after you finish the main quest have him expressing joy in seeing you and enjoying having you around.
He can learn. He can grow, and he can find his place in this world. I cannot stress how important of a message this is to young men in this political climate who feel that the world has turned against them - that they too can be good, can love, and be loved.
Zul'jan is probably one of the best new characters in recent WoW, and it is imperative that he doesn't die or become a villain we kill for some loot in a raid.
its always “we should beat up and kill rapists and abusers!” but the moment someone actually does you all turn on them
a ton of people have unexpectedly followed me over the last 2 days so here is my rent-lowering gunshot:
the american south is the most racially diverse and poorest region of the united states, and any political sentiment that treats the south is stupid or expendable is inherently racist and classist. a lot of y'all are racist and classist. the south is also the heart of american culture. argue with a wall. you cannot deny that everybody in the entire world does not emulate artists from atlanta. there is vested interest in keeping the south poor and uneducated BECAUSE this is the most racially diverse region in this country. if you actually give a fuck about progress, you would fight for the south, not mock us.
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i havent seen anything about turalyon in midnight so i dont really know how they're doing him, but iirc isn't there that moment in beyond the dark portal where he goes "actually killing orcs is fine because they're not connected to the light"? cause that seemed like a moment where his faith took over and put a limit to his compassion which from what i understand is his whole arc currently
That is Tides of Darkness, which I have not read, but my understanding of the context of that moment is
Doomhammer just killed Lothar
Doomhammer is currently laughing at Turalyon as he's holding Lothar's dying form
Doomhammer tells Turalyon "I'm going to conquer and kill everything until your world belongs to the orcs."
Turalyon, who has been wrestling with what he's been taught about the Light "uniting all creatures" as the orcs do their best to wipe out humanity, takes this as "oh, the Light unites all creatures of Azeroth, and orcs are not from here, so us fighting the orcs isn't us fighting the Light" (which imo stupid justification but I'm a castle doctrine atheist I'm not understanding his struggles).
Turalyon, with his faith in the Light solidified, knocks Doomhammer unconcious instead of killing him.
And his next book appearance begins with him going "We can't kill all the orcs Alleria that's wrong."
Moreover, I mention Turalyon's compassion towards his enemies not because I think he needs to be compassionate towards his current enemies, but more because... he wouldn't be acting like how he's being written in Midnight. It is fucking wacky how disrespectful and heartless he is being to people who aren't his enemies but in fact the people he's supposed to be helping.
where's that post about how when you're hungover you start talking to yourself like a mayor might address the town after a natural disaster. "we will rebuild" and so on
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