// Mentions of Exile , Execution , Red Festival , and Doomsday.Â
Please keep in mind that this is a very subjective view on C!Technoblade and you are entitled to a different view than me.
My character analysis will only focus one one aspect of their being at a time just to keep it somewhat not jumbled and not too long. This is not the only analysis I will ever do of this character.
C!Technoblade, to me, is one of the most intriguing characters on the Dream SMP. He is portrayed as a God-like character, and yet is one of the most human. He cares for people so much heâd be willing to get tortured for them, he has strong beliefs that tend not to shift from the original belief system, and he makes mistakes.Â
C!Technoblade, despite what we C!Tubbo apologists like to admit, did apologise to Tubbo for the execution, and Tubbo did forgive him. Tubbo didn't even blame him. Sure, the concept of Technoblade being 'peer-pressured may feel far fetched. Nevertheless, we have seen recently that the man does have a fear of dying. Having that many people surrounding you, not knowing if they would hurt you or not, would be incredibly stress-inducing. Techno stated before that he didn't think firework launchers did that much damage. That's the reason he hit Tubbo beforehand. You can hear the shock in his voice when he notices that both Schlatt and Quackity have perished too; he then turns to the audience and fires. He realised after that, that there was a much lower probability that the people of Manberg would be able to overpower them. There may have been a way around this - not one I can think of, off the top of my head - but in a situation similar to the one that he was in, you wouldn't have much time to think rationally.
Even after the first fall of L'Manberg, he still aids Tommy. Despite the fact that they are both too stubborn to apologise to one another, nor would they recognise their potential wrong-doings, Techno still decides to help Tommy after Exile. He could have very easily turned away Tommy and sent him elsewhere, but he didn't. He showed compassion and the ability to forgive people. Both of these, again, being humanistic traits. Technoblade is human. Whether a hybrid or not, he is not 'The Blade' but Techno. A man who tries to help people. Even if it isn't in the most conventional and helpful way he could help them. Then again, he is human and none of us are perfect, especially when faced with certain circumstances.
Now, I've made my opinion on Doomsday clear in older posts of mine. Still, it is an example of how Techno does not act unless prompted to do so. He was willing to leave New L'manberg alone until the day he was executed. Similarly, it shows that he adheres to his ideals. We as human beings don't change our views overnight. Especially those beliefs and ideals which are heavily ingrained into our being. Technoblade has shown with the Syndicate, that he is slowly becoming more willing to change the way he views Anarchy and conflict. He has recruited people with different ways of dealing with conflict, which in response, will teach him other ways of reacting to it.Â
Pretty much, this was a long way of explaining how I love the complexity of C!Technoblade and how it isn't explicit. You have to look at all the details to understand how complex his character is. However, please do keep in mind that I am human and so are you. We may view the character differently from how I do.
