Donโt forget, he always had great intelligence in battles and tactics, even as Hansoo, but his emotional intelligence and experience was greatly lacking. He spent most of his time outside of work playing the game, and he had no real friends.This is a growth opportunity for him as he bolsters his emotional intelligence and learns to be a real person, not just an expert gamer/warrior.
Its not that hard to figure manโฆ you live in a world where not paying your taxes gets you executedโฆ that extra coin could well have saved the life (or lives) of someone precious to himโฆ is it that hard to imagine? Cโmon bjorn! You cant fool meโฆ this is just set up for a filler, later on the line, when we go visit this guyโs familyโฆAnd this is happening during an aimless arc that feels like filler as wellโฆ great!
As someone who had to fight/crawl/endure to survive, that is exactly why its so hard for him to understand. He would give his life for his sworn companions, but not for a stranger who did something nice once. Thatโs why its so foreign to him – its not logical in his eyes. But someone like Aynar who has high emotional intelligence, its something she can easily resonate with
Bjorn saysโWhy is something this simple so hard for me to grasp?โ
Thats cause the author loves to butcher your logical and critical thinking from time to time, dollf*cker!
Its not that hard to figure manโฆ you live in a world where not paying your taxes gets you executedโฆ that extra coin could well have saved the life (or lives) of someone precious to himโฆ is it that hard to imagine? Cโmon bjorn! You cant fool meโฆ this is just set up for a filler, later on the line, when we go visit this guyโs familyโฆAnd this is happening during an aimless arc that feels like filler as wellโฆ great!
Our boy Bjorn is growing up
What a complicated world indeedโฆ