If he were asked to take an alignment test, Friedrich believes he is Lawful Good, and here's why:1. He believes that his ideal of justice and righteousness is correct, and anyone abiding by anything other than what he deems is correct is thus wrong. He places a tremendous amount of importance on being "good" and doing the "right thing"-- but the catch is that he follows no other definition of righteousness than his own. 2. Under Friedrich's ideal of justice, anyone committing a heinous sin against his personal moral code deserves to die- and thus, he has no problem killing them himself. (He will kill rapists, child molesters, murderers, and similar scum without a trial and without an arrest. Shoot 'em dead. No context needed, no sob story necessary, no regrets.)3. Under Friedrich's ideal of life and death, anyone who has died unfairly deserves to be brought back to life. (Hense his necromancy in his fantasy AU and his "Frankenstein" way of attempting to resurrect his wife in TF2 AU.)Basically, Friedrich is Lawful Good because he has a God complex to rival the sun. He has defined to himself what he deems "good" and "evil" in excruciating detail. And he will take that law into his own hands. He is extremely black-and-white, which rules him out of being 'neutral', and since he doesn't believe he is evil, I can't put him in the category of Lawful Evil, either.I cannot say where on the moral scale he truly lies- after all, when we judge a character's alignment, we're using OUR OWN moral compass... so who knows, really, whether someone is good or evil by their actions?One could certainly argue that Frito might be somewhere in the neutral or evil categories, too, depending on how you look at him, but since HE doesn't believe he is evil or neutral, the best I can do is give him the Lawful Good label and stop over analyzing morality. XDThanks for the question, anon! I miss RPing him.
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