Kaine
Auburn Mystery
[QUOTE="Pariah Stark]Oh, right now, Paul has 100% intention on showing both of them just how much a Soul Force strike from him hurts. To Paul, they're both blaming him for their mistake.
From Paul's perspective, he came up to Jessyka and politely tried to make peace. She spurned him for no real valid reason, so he basically walked off saying "Fuck you" - which in my opinion is an entirely valid response. Paul is a strong, independent individual designed to function on the premise he is an exemption to the rules. Even after Paul walked off, Skyler only made the situation worse by calling him spoiled, and that specifically struck a nerve. Paul is an orphan. Never knew his parents, grew up in state homes. He'd stare at old pictures and wonder what his parents were like because he never got to meet them really. He'd tell friends goodbye and cry about it. He felt terrible because he hated how they might get adopted or transferred out - normally good things for them, but ultimately things that only made him more lonely. To avoid being hurt, to avoid the pain of loss, Paul took to being alone. Calling him spoiled was a real bad call because he literally came from nothing.
So, he's reacting like most troubled youths do. While his intentions are good, fact is, he still comes from a terrible past, has anger issues, and will overreact when pushed like this. It's his defense mechanism. Down to it, he was pushed too far, and now he fully intends on hurting someone. It likely will happen, and he'll have no qualms beating Jessyka like Aeryn beat Xander if he gets the chance. And then, he'll likely go do the mission alone or with Riven or maybe even let a beat-up Jessyka/Skyler return if they concede to him being the new leader. That's assuming he wins, but I don't see how a Marksman is going to beat a purely close-range fighter.
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From Paul's perspective, he came up to Jessyka and politely tried to make peace. She spurned him for no real valid reason, so he basically walked off saying "Fuck you" - which in my opinion is an entirely valid response. Paul is a strong, independent individual designed to function on the premise he is an exemption to the rules. Even after Paul walked off, Skyler only made the situation worse by calling him spoiled, and that specifically struck a nerve. Paul is an orphan. Never knew his parents, grew up in state homes. He'd stare at old pictures and wonder what his parents were like because he never got to meet them really. He'd tell friends goodbye and cry about it. He felt terrible because he hated how they might get adopted or transferred out - normally good things for them, but ultimately things that only made him more lonely. To avoid being hurt, to avoid the pain of loss, Paul took to being alone. Calling him spoiled was a real bad call because he literally came from nothing.
So, he's reacting like most troubled youths do. While his intentions are good, fact is, he still comes from a terrible past, has anger issues, and will overreact when pushed like this. It's his defense mechanism. Down to it, he was pushed too far, and now he fully intends on hurting someone. It likely will happen, and he'll have no qualms beating Jessyka like Aeryn beat Xander if he gets the chance. And then, he'll likely go do the mission alone or with Riven or maybe even let a beat-up Jessyka/Skyler return if they concede to him being the new leader. That's assuming he wins, but I don't see how a Marksman is going to beat a purely close-range fighter.
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