sometimes i wonder what olruggio really thinks in regards to qifrey becoming a teacher. i wonder how that conversation went when qifrey told him for the first time because olruggio... doesn't exactly go easy on qifrey in regards to teaching the kids. not that olruggio thinks qifrey is a poor teacher by any means, i don't think olruggio thinks that. he says as much in chapter 40. it's more that i think olly kind of oversteps at times in regards to qifrey teaching the kids and i wonder what motivates that.
some examples i've been thinking about
defying what qifrey wants by taking agott with him to help at the river.
he doesn't even give qifrey a chance to explain coco's situation and why he was taking her on as an apprentice. olruggio rejects it almost immediately. he's not trusting qifrey's judgement.
openly expresses frustration with qifrey's teaching in front of one of his students.
he tries to get qifrey to swear he'll continue to be a good mentor to the kids
he's angry enough to get physical with a wounded qifrey when qifrey impulsively goes to chase after the brims.
he also has nothing to say when beldaruit makes this statement about qifrey
he openly questions where qifrey's priorities are at by suggesting the girls' safety might be important to him so he can get what he wants with the brims. this one is actually dark af.
olruggio spent a lot of time teaching qifrey when they were kids so i wonder if that's just their dynamic where olly will insert his opinions and will on the situation bc that's what he's always done, but i think it's interesting because qifrey would have a right to be angry at a few of these.
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