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I was writing up an RP character who was meant to be a manipulator, and I used the word “ulterior” to describe them. Then I stopped and thought.

Wait… ‘Ultear’?

The more I thought about it, the more something came to me.

I know her name is meant to be Ur’s Tear; a reference to her mother, her grief, her origin—but it also sounds uncannily close to “ulterior.” And honestly, that similarity feels too aligned with her character to be just coincidence.

Because being ulterior wasn’t just a temporary trait Ultear grew out of.

It was central to her identity.

From her earliest appearance, she was a master of double meanings: saying one thing, doing another. She manipulated people, played both sides, and cloaked her motives in mystery. But even in redemption, that part of her never went away. She didn’t suddenly become transparent or soft. She remained someone who worked in shadows; lying, twisting, misleading, only this time, for the sake of others.

She still said one thing and did another. She still held her cards close. Her self-sacrifice in the end wasn’t pure and clean, it was ulterior in every way. She deceived those around her to spare them pain. She lied so they wouldn’t stop her. She gave up her time, her life, and her future… all while pretending it didn’t matter.

It’s almost poetic: her name reflects both grief (Ur’s tear) and concealment (ulterior motives). Her entire arc is about how pain makes us guarded, how redemption isn’t always loud or righteous—it’s often messy, manipulative, and rooted in the same traits that once defined our worst selves.

Ultear’s story isn’t about becoming someone else. It’s about redeeming the exact parts of herself that once caused harm.

It just shows the layers to her character.

I don’t know if anyone else caught this, but I found it really interesting, especially how the phonetics of her name reflect her journey so closely.

What are your thoughts on this? 💭