would have killed for a conversation between isobel and wyll about their fathers. ketheric thorm and ulder ravengard are interesting foils
ulder sacrifices his beloved child in order to (as he understands the situation) do his duty and protect the people of baldur's gate. wyll understands his father's guiding principles and respects him for them despite the ways in which they've betrayed him personally—and he inherits his father's dedication to defending those who can't defend themselves. on the other hand ketheric thorm sacrifices his duty and his principles and dooms his own people + countless others to the most hideous fate imaginable in order to "protect" his beloved child—which of course disgusts and horrifies isobel because in his obsessed devotion to her he perverts and tortures and destroys everything and everyone she ever cared about including himself

















