07-20-2017, 09:33 PM
Sins:
Pride: This one is obvious; Takezo is very proud of himself and lives to basically validate his own pride. If shattered, see Wrath.
Wrath: Takezo is a vengeful man. He holds grudges and if he is threatened, he is merciless. He is not "angry" as much as he is cruel and prone to overkill.
Lust: Though not his greatest sin, he has spent his fair share on prostitutes.
Virtues:
These are... well... limited. Often even his virtues are self-serving.
Charity: His protection of others, giving up what little he has, and the simple life he lives would appear almost like the lifestyle of a monk. However, Takezo rationalzies Charity as a symbol of strength. He does not need much at all to survive. To defend the weak is to be strong enough for two, or for three.
Courage: The level of fearlessness can sometimes be considered stupidity. If he fears something, it becomes a point of pride to overcome whatever has such a hold on him.
Temperance: The rules he sets upon himself show a great amount of self control. He does not allow himself the luxury of lying, even small ones. He also holds his own word in high regard (to the point it might be considered prideful.) One he makes a promise, it must be seen through, despite how he feels on the matter.
Pride: This one is obvious; Takezo is very proud of himself and lives to basically validate his own pride. If shattered, see Wrath.
Wrath: Takezo is a vengeful man. He holds grudges and if he is threatened, he is merciless. He is not "angry" as much as he is cruel and prone to overkill.
Lust: Though not his greatest sin, he has spent his fair share on prostitutes.
Virtues:
These are... well... limited. Often even his virtues are self-serving.
Charity: His protection of others, giving up what little he has, and the simple life he lives would appear almost like the lifestyle of a monk. However, Takezo rationalzies Charity as a symbol of strength. He does not need much at all to survive. To defend the weak is to be strong enough for two, or for three.
Courage: The level of fearlessness can sometimes be considered stupidity. If he fears something, it becomes a point of pride to overcome whatever has such a hold on him.
Temperance: The rules he sets upon himself show a great amount of self control. He does not allow himself the luxury of lying, even small ones. He also holds his own word in high regard (to the point it might be considered prideful.) One he makes a promise, it must be seen through, despite how he feels on the matter.