moss agate, quartz, malachite
Moss agate (high/low opinion of them self):
It really depends on the day, but overall, it’s rather low.
He’s never particularly liked himself and he never learned to love himself. Obviously he has moments of mania where it seems as though he’s on top of the world and he becomes narcissistic, greedy, obsessive, and exceedingly aggressive and psychotic. That’s the side of him that can seem playful and charming, has a sharp tongue that can twist words with ease, and delights in chaos and thinks of murder as playtime.
But once that all drops out from under him you see the other end of the spectrum and you get to see the side that’s filled with absolute isolation, self-loathing, delusional thinking, and nihilism. That’s the side that remembers that he was just a means to an end for the Empire and is convinced that his existence won’t matter unless he makes a mark in history. That side of him reminds him that he is alone, that no one wanted him, that no one cared when he complained about headaches, and nightmares, and memory loss after the infusions started, so long as he could still lead the army. That’s the side that told him that they all deserved it.
Ultimately, that side wins once he becomes all-powerful. Destruction becomes boring and there are no challenges left. Death is the only thing he hasn’t tried yet to make himself feel better.
Quartz (how they think other people see them):
Kefka isn’t stupid. He knows people view him as a psychotic monster. He also doesn’t care. Hardly anyone really knows him or has bothered to ask, not that it’s truly their business.
Kefka does not suffer fools gladly and he doesn’t care for others’ opinions.
Malachite (as a child, what they thought they would be when they grew up):
Kefka never believed he would live to be an adult.