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Little boy: dies of sickness
Scara: how dare you
Basically how it went. I love him. 😂
True
@@OrumaitiO same
2 innocent babies who believed they can be together forever 🥹
@@tina1061 yes
It's a really nice detail on scara, really goes to show that he was merely no more than a puppet. He cannot understand whether if these are kind acts or unfortunate incidents. He thinks that once a person abandons him(even if it meant no harm, death, or a different kind of tragedy.) It is betrayal, when it really wasn't. The puppet misunderstood, and because of that. He distorted his view on mortals, and unfortunately ending up as one of the antagonist.
It's an unfortunate tragedy and hopefully he can redeem himself and change for the better, after all his life was all a misunderstanding, I'm sure he deserves a second chance.
@@Rayvanalikestea not an essay at all
His existence is a misunderstanding
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(This is a joke lul)
He's already so nice to us in the teapot 😭 I hope he will get well
Well he's a character now and I pulled him so ill give him the love he deserves 🥺
Actually, I partially disagree with this. Yes, they emphasized a point that he was unfamiliar with concepts of mortality and humanity because he's a puppet, but more than that, he was human because he could feel anger, hatred, and loathing from these assumed betrayals. He's more than an emotionless puppet programmed to only know one thing. He's a sensitive, emotional, and capable of so much love. But he got betrayed three times, making him wish he could destroy the human emotions he felt and become a puppet just as his original creation was "meant" for. But he's more than a puppet.
I feel so bad for him he misunderstood his “betrayals” and lived with lies he believed in for 500 years 😭✋
Tbh only the second one is misunderstanding
@@Renaknight what about the last one, I can’t see how dying is a betrayal
@@hutao3261 it was something about a promise to live together forever and also when he died, there was no heart in the ashes. Tbh pretty inconsiderate of him to say that's a betrayal when it was no one's fault, but yeah
@@smuglumine9379 Yeah I agree
@@smuglumine9379 Yeah but he's a puppet, he doesn't know anything about illnesses, might be the reason why he couldn't handle it
ok update: katsuragi is actually niwa, they're two different people. katsuragi was the one who found scara, but niwa was the one who aided him and became his bestfriend who he thought betrayed him but was actually killed by dottore. in conclusion, may dottore burn in hell for eternity.
WHY ARE THE FATUIS EVERYWHERE
i swear to god if dottore doesnt get the signora treatment, im gonna riot
Niwa is also Kazuha's ancestor (they have the same red hair streak)
@@Sofisasam I doubt he will befriend the traveller-- Meaning he shouldn't be able to join our party-- Meaning I'm looking forward to killing him
@@Sofisasam Bastard doesn't even deserve the Signora treatment. He deserves far, far worse.
So basically Scaramouche is misunderstanding everything. He thought Ei abandoned him but she didnt and the boy died if illness which he misunderstood as a betrayel.
Well actually she did abandon him tho she said it was the intent to make him “free” she never spoke a word to him and just left him outside one day to fend for himself instead of raising him since he had a soul like every other person. Ei is very emotionally detached so what she thought was a good act truly was the worse case scenario for Scaramouche
@@lolabee1825 True but i feel like most of his pains are him misunderstanding everything, because the raiden incident, then the kid dying of a illness then the other dude
This is why I love the dialogue during his theme in the last section of his boss fight. Ei calling out to him, him feeling betrayed and building up rage leading to where he is now. Gorgeous storytelling in the music for that whole sequence.
@@joshawott8311 hmm I had a different understanding he calls the friend dying a betrayal cause his friends father found out about Scaramouche and killed the friend thinking that Scaramouche was evil then attacked Scaramouche and the little boy he couldn’t put a label on grief and instead called it betrayal because that was the first emotion he felt at least that’s what I think
@@lolabee1825 ah i see. in my opinion it wasnt a betrayel because the friend couldn't do much, i can see the EI thing but not the other two, they couldn't control it so
Leave Scaramouche with yae: ❌
Leave Scaramouche whoknowswhere: ✅
didn't yae suggest ei to kill scara
@@21_medinaassyifaoemar87 wait wat
@@0mega-pan206 yeah Yae said that if she knew what he was going to do he would of destroyed him long ago
@@N1qu3y19 if she knew what he is going to do, that implies it being because he's a harbinger/generally a villian, not because he was made as a puppet
Unless it's taken out of context ofc
@@witchyenvi it is taken out of context she said she suggested killing him but ei refused, she said she was afraid something like this might happen and if she knew it she would've killed him right there right then
He hates himself more than anyone after knowing those betrayals are just misunderstanding. That's why he "killed" himself by cleared the existence of "scaramouche" so those events never actually happened. He even asked us if time could be reversed before he made that descision😭😭.
The best character written in genshin imo.
He's the actual main character at this point
Agreed, I love his character and lore so much. His story is so sad but I'm glad that now he is given a chance to live his life as himself, having both his memories from his past incarnation and the present. Love him so much~
Listen to bohemian rhapsody. It makes a lot of sense in comparison to scaramouche
What also amazes me was when right before he got his vision, his past self stopped him from reaching the light. Instead of the "breaking free and making it to the light" cliche, a new light appears between them. I stopped playing right before 3.0 so I had no idea wtf that meant when I only watched the cutscene on CZcams, but recently I got back into genshin, played through the quests, and realised that, instead of escaping his past, he's now accepting his fate. It absolutely blew my mind.
Does this mean ei still created him or no?
tbh scara is like a child who was taught he had to learn everything before time and know everything. he has a deeply sad story and its good seeing him get better
Yeah like there's a voiceline of Ei saying that she didn't want to assert control over him so she set him free
Plus she is the current electro archon so she’s pretty busy
But then she's forgotten him too. That voiceline is now gone
@@pottop880 And Childe's voiceline about him is gone. Also, I'm curious as to how Ei forgot him.. like I know what happened in the story with Scara, but even after he does that one thing, he's still a puppet...?
@@kyliesmith9199 probably she remembers him as a nameless prototype now. Who knows
@@pottop880bh, makes no sense for Ei to forget him where a voice line gets removed. Scara still existed in the second history so she HAD to have made him no matter what. The only identities he erased are Balladeer and Kabukimono like he pointed out before doing his time heist, but Kunikuzushi should still be known to Ei and Yae.
During the flashes, he also seen the full truth behind it.
Ei did not discard him, but send off.
His friend did not shift responsibility but died in a betrayal.
And the kid. Just died.
But by that point scara was very fragile.
I would've hated myself so much after knowing not only my suffering isn't even for a valid reason, but I've also lost the truth that I could've made peace with like 300 years ago. Damn, man got it hard.
@@Haru-rs2su Yeah tragic character through and through, it's valid that he'd really hate dottore for what he did
Here’s the problem. Ei just created a living being. As a creator, she had a duty to give it some kind of care before setting him free. Send off implies that she did her job and prepared him for the world. The truth is she abandoned him, whether she intended to or not
"kid dies"
Scaramouche : "B*TCH"
@@prestigev6131 I agree, Ei's betrayal is the only true betrayal of the three, because even if she didn't want to hurt him, even if she thought she was doing the right thing... He was left alone, without a guide, like a child that can survive everything (almost) and thinking he wasn't enough
I went from despising Scaramouche to pulling for him. Crazy how good Genshin’s storytelling is and how it can change my perspective of a character so quickly
I don't hate him but I hate the majority of his fanbase 💀🤡
Same I never expected him to have such a story
Ikr
It would take a galaxy brain writer to make a redemption story with Dottore (*if* he becomes playable. They have to be good people to the traveler after all). He's a twisted person through and through. I hope he stays as an antagonistic character. He's doing a good job doing that 🥴
@@pottop880tbh Scara still isn't considered 'a good person' after his redemption. His story fully acknowledges he's flawed and dark in nature, it's just that NOW he's not being deceived anymore and has a clear enemy, which just so happens to align with the Traveler's goals.
Truly hope that if Dottore becomes playable, it's either with some alternate version of him that's good while the real one is still an antagonist, or they just leave him as is even when he's playable.
I wish we get to have a quest where he learned of Ei's intention of not giving him the gnosis. At least he learned that he was never a failure or abandoned
Same. That scene where Niwa wished for Dottore (wrong pos to trust really) to tell Scara that he will always be with him through his beating heart destroyed me. If only Ei could learn how much her creation loved her, and he learns how much she wants to save him.
Too bad she already forget about him🤷♀️
He'll most likely get a story quest on his rerun so there's a chance. This particular story line also seems like it would fit the scope of a story quest since they need to be self contained to an extent.
@@walaska1656 I mean, Ei did say the sakurai tree suddenly appeared out of nowhere in her story quest, but yae insisted that "it was always there too begin with" maybe the shogun forgotten, but not Ei herself, who knows, and I'm hungry for more wanderer story
@@jinougawithchocolate9329 question is, when will he get a rerun?
Huh, so Ei did have a soft spot for Scaramouche, she didn't wanna harm those who are emotionally weak and fragile, and didn't wanna risk causing him even more pain with having both the gnosis and her inside.
She can get inside me if she don't want pain for Scara... Yeah, she can get inside me any day... I won't feel pain dw...
He had the perception of a child, easily believed a kids' tale and also promises that couldn't be kept, it's not really his fault for misunderstanding these but he was also manipulated throughout his whole life, controlled like a puppet. I also want to point out if anyone's read artifact descriptions about him, the reason he had all these negative feelings was heavily because of the heart Dottore gave him, my suspicion got confirmed with the irminsul cutscene.
It wasn’t that he didn’t tell the full story, it’s that he couldn’t.
He didn’t know his mother wasn’t abandoning him but setting him free, he thought his best friend betrayed him cause he was “monster” and for the third loss he probably felt so sad and angry that mortality took the only person he thought would accept him for him.
That’s also probably why he was so hung up on the idea of becoming a “god” like he was made to be.
Scaramouches story is one of the saddest and most heartbreaking misunderstandings in genshin. And I love it.
Moreover, when Scara asked for their help, they didn't send any. Of course he would perceive it as abandonment and betrayal.
scara is really well written honestly, all of this and his character development after he lives with nahida is really good, he changed his believes for the better but still have this silly cheeky-ness in him
rather than scara not understanding the concept of illness, i think the death of that little boy made him crack because he was his last "anchor" of sorts.
by saying "how dare you die", it's probably more like his bitterness towards the world rather than his lack of understanding towards the concept of death.
it's like when we're having such a bad day then we bite into a muffin that tastes awful and we just go into a spiral of anger because we were expecting this muffin to salvage the entirety of the day, and it didn't.
he was fresh out of the experience with katsuragi, so he was in a very vulnerable state. maybe he thought he could start over with the boy again, but he had his doubts. so when the day actually came that he succumbed to his illness, he was probably in "denial" in order to prevent himself from coming face to face with the truth.
in the most recent scaramouche video, we see him just sitting in the middle of flames wishing he wasn't born at all (nice nudge at the good ol' rhapsody hoyo). that's the despair that comes after hysteria.
i don't think i explained the concept very well, so sorry for that. but in short, his "how dare you die" is probably translated to "i took you as the sign that i can still learn how to be human but now that you're dead, doesn't that mean the world is telling me it isn't meant to be? that i am truly different from humans and that is why my own mother betrayed me in the first place?"
reminder that in another video he came home to that hut smiling, then his expression turns dark as he sees the little boy dead. sooo he was emotionally unstable, but was getting there, but then bam kid died. pretty sure he's familiar with death, just that the denial and the sense of superiority was his only other route so he didn't succumb to complete and utter sadness.
like laughing when we get too emotional because if we don't, we'll end up breaking down crying.
This is! At first I thought he didn't understand the concept of death, but after the latest teaser, it's as you said. I don't like people said he's childish and threw tantrum over the death of the child. That's mean they don't really understand him.
Then he is a child, doesnt have control over his own emotions and blame others cause he cant accept the truth, he isnt gratefull for the moment they spent, he wants more, he just want to satisfy his greed. He is one jealous person with superiority complex while he is just a litteral child
@@samudraalhikmah6962 he was quite literally a child. he had the mindset of one and was quite young when it happened. so it makes sense for him to lash out. don’t forget he was also abandoned by the one he thought was his mother and was just shitted on till he did something about it
@@akarifuyuki9763 Ikr? It's really upsetting when people do that, considering there's people who go through the same struggles irl.
But alas, they're probably people who never experienced something like that and thus can't relate or simply have no empathy at all.
And then he too laughs in this cutscene after burning the house. The Same insane broken laugh we have when we are trying to push away the pain... What breaks me the most in this cutscene is when he says, "There's no need to fear. The pain will be brief.." I can't help but feel that's him saying it to himself 😭
Scaramouche's betrayals? Nah it's called scaramouche's misunderstandings
That's the point alright
i love that boy i hope one day he understands the "three betrayals"
Me too Mr cat. Me too.
!SPOILERS!
He did in Sumeru
@@lupoyo mm spoilers much
@@mrcat4 oh sorry I'll edit my comment
@@lupoyo lol its fine
Scara story summed up in four words
“VENGEANCE WILL BE MINE”
thanks for the vid!
scaramouche is my fav character; i love everything about him, the lore, character designs and just
katsuragi is the person who found scara. the one who was Kazu's grandfather and scara's best friend was Niwa.
his face when he walked in made me wanna SOB
scara just needs a hug and a true friend man 😭
Ei wanted to Protect Scaramouche, Not Betray Him.
as yae miko said in his memories
"set him free?"
Exaaactly he has memory of someone saying he was gone be set free indicating he knew he wasn’t just abandoned.
@@dregaming6130 naw he was abandoned
@@isolatedanonymous1979 I don’t really care😭 if y’all support a 500 year old puppet that mistakes death and being let go as abandonment… then he goes on to have a rampage trying to take someone’s else’s land of said betrayals but not after almost killing half the swordsman bloodlines in Inazuma.. leaving only kaedahara and the old man… like I said it was explained to him why he was set free, he just didn’t accept that answer. That’s nobody fault but his.
@@isolatedanonymous1979 let’s not also meantion that he got mad because a child was sick and couldn’t control himself dying😂😂 I thought that was the most pathetic “ betrayal “ of them all
@@dregaming6130 Bruh you obviously don't understand his character
I mean, this is nice and all, but ill never be able to forgive scaramouche for that bowl cut💀💀💀
Okay frfr
I mean ei why did you give him that blow cut 💀💀💀
This shows how much of a kind hearted person Raiden Ei actually is
i personally love ei so scara misunderstanding her is just too sad for me i want them to finally love eachother and be happy together cuz they are just like each other
that gold feather ei gave him is on his outfit in 3.3 😶
i feel so bad for him, he misunderstood everything and every bad part of his life was a betrayal to him, this is why hes one of my favorite characters his story just speaks to me the most
There's a little more detail in that first one. Scara tried to seek help from the Raiden Shogun for the people of Tatarasuna (who were dying from the Mikage Furnace malevolent energy) by using that feather but she'd already disappeared into the plane of euthymia. He went to Yae next who promised to bring help, but the help came too late.
Scara is basically a newly born AI having massive difficulties understanding the people around him which lead to misunderstandings on his part, then later on gets recruited by the fatui who manipulated the poor guy thus lead to more misunderstanding.
You can tell how much Ei cares about Scaramouche that she left something that shows he's protected by the Shoganate
The last betrayal was hard for me too, had a friend who died from an illness. We had a promise when we were kids that no matter what we'll be together and help each other up as both of us had a pretty rough upbringing. It's like a betrayal to me as he passed on before me, and before we could achieve our dreams together.
The three things that set him off:
*Abandonment* - was really protection
*Betrayal* - was oblivious of whole story
*Lies* - couldn’t be helped bc of mortality
Which were all misunderstandings.
*“Katsuragi”*
* proceeds to show Niwa *
Honestly understandable but to anyone watching this in the future, it’s now clear that Niwa and Katsuragi were two different people. Niwa is the one pictured forging swords in this with Scara, not Katsuragi
I can't still believe that most people still also misunderstood everything. The reason why he thought he was betrayed is because of Dottore who's pulling the strings. The harbingers especially the Jester and Dottore were the ones who betrayed him (besides ei but what she did what intended to free him). He wasn't really supposed to be a harbinger, he wasn't really considered as one. Ei, Niwa, and the kid saw him more than as a puppet but Dottore forces it upon him that he is merely just a puppet and had done a lot of experiments on him. Nahida mentioned that dottore had done such painful things to him and since he is just a puppet, he couldn't feel how painful it looks the procedure was. Here's why I hated Dottore so much even if his design may look cool lol
off topic, your voice is so soothing it could make me sleepy
I think Nemesis Prime and scaramouche could be amazing friends knowing they're are both really similar in personality
The moment you realize that katsuragi wasn't that kazuha-looking guy but a random guy in tatarasuna:
I got kinda mad when they didnt tell how ei cared for scara
Child dies:
“Ugh ur the worst just leaving me here what betrayal!”
No matter how good her intentions were, Ei abandoned that kid.
Ei might have meant well but she still pretty much abandoned her creation. Yes he was “free” but that’s like setting a teenager out into the world without any support, telling them they’re ‘free’ and then cutting off all contact.
Oh my heavens in the first words (“Did you spot this?”), I thought you were Scaramouche’s VA and I was so confused
Child: *dies of a fucking illness*
Scara: "You betrayed me..."
Child's illness: *this boy must think I'm a fucking joke huh-*
Alternate reality where scaramouche became a doctor instead of a harbinger after the 3rd betrayal
I wasn't planning to pull on him back in 3.2 because of his dialogue. They irritated me. Then I saw his backstory and realized what he has been through to be like what he is.
"He did not understand the concent of illness"
Scaramouche: skill issue 💀
Imagine leaving a 2 year old child because he was "weak" and giving it some stuffs then expect that it would live by itself and be "free". That's pretty much what Raiden did
I think we can all agree on one thing, Scaramouche just needs a hug.
1. Regardless of Ei's intention, she was still wrong to just dump him.
2. Katsuragi was NOT Kazuhas great grandfather. Katsuragi died. Niwa is Kazuhas ancestor. Niwa and Katsuragi both lived at the same time but they're different people.
For the second one, before 3.3 Katsuragi and Niwa were clearly refered as the same person
But now we know that they are two people
@@captive8670 uuuhhhh they absolutely were not LMAO. Did you even play Kazuhas story quest? The Irodori Festival??? Katsuragi and Niwa have ALWAYS been 2 different people. 🙃😂
Finally someone understood that ei didn't abandon him or hate him. She could just be uncaring and kill him but instead let him be free and under her protection until now he still has said ornament(unsure if its the original or a replica tho) on his design. Ppl be hating ei just bcs they couldnt understand that the teaser was his pov so he saw it as ei abandoned him and doesnt care about him.
But she did in fact abandoned him. Left him to fend for himself. The feather may have helped but just suddenly waking up in the middle of who knows where and your family/friends/guardian not there with you is abandonment. No matter the intention, her way of doing the act of "freeing" him is technically still an abandonment
@@patchi6384 if you think about it what could she have done better than sending him off knowing the fact of her purpose of creating him? I think it's reasonable enough for Ei to let him go. What would she do with two puppets? It's not like Ei is Scara's biological mother lol. He is just a puppet
@@Chizu_Rujust a puppet" lmao yea he's just puppet but dont forget he's a puppet WITH feelings, he can feels emotion not like the puppet shogun and all that with the golden feather he has indicate as "he's connected to the tenshukaku/shogun" yes he goes all the way to the tenshukaku to asked for help to the shogun via yae miko, yet she didnt even bat an eye, she said she will send help and yet the help never came 💀, then the tatarasuna incident became worse bc they didnt get the help they needed from the shogun. Some people failed to realized that yae is kind of an egoist like the fox that she is, whole inazuma arc was a mess. I can say (lots of people too tho) scara's character story is even better than ei's whole character story. Even more with the traveler trust ei/shogun as if she didnt tried to killed her/him and seeing her sad story then decided to be kind af to her. Meanwhile even after looking at scara'a memories abt how messed up he is for 500 years and even actually got manipulated by the fatui yet the traveler still acts like an ass towards him. Idk its just funny. Also before anyone called me an ei/raiden hater, i really like her and pulled for her bc i love her, she became one of my dps, but hell her character is a mess💀
@@swan145im sorry traveler act like ass towards scaramouche is on point.. u view scara as reader/player.. meanwhile traveler is not equal us who know everything.. infact even the traveler know what we know it is still on point to hate him.. mf try to kill traveler every change he got and u expect to "oh poor thing u have terrible past,? if u say that earlier i might let u kill me"? no.. u have intend to kill towards me not once but multiple times.. i have full right to hate u.. even spit in ur face is considerably make sense for me.. i cant see ur past, nor change my inner fear to not always act with cations on u..
this is what i hate on scara, childe and other i might forgot... they have amazing antagonist characteristics, good past experience to build them to who they r now.. but the execution for transitioning them from a bad character to good (at least aceptable fo MC) is ASS... take ACTION not PITY💀
I personally think people just remember what they want to believe wether they prefer ei or scara. I’ve seen their stans acting like they’re lore gods and blame each other all the time but the reality is that neither of them understand ei nor scara. They want to hold e/o “accountable”, but they always overlook that both of them did horrible things.
thank you for confirming ei's actual intentions! too many people hate her and think she hates him, when really she was just trying to do the right thing, and it just didnt work out
He's just a lost child with no one to care for him make him understand the world and himself 😢
i'm so confused about what detail it is 😮
3 betrayals
Raiden Ei abandoning him
Katsuragi getting killed by his master
Sick child dying to his illness
@Agent 43 but technically she did? He only misunderstood her intentions and reasoning. If she left him alone one day to simply fend for himself without explaining that is abandoning him. And that's exactly what she did.
@@Asmos-husband Ppl trying so hard to antagonise Ei😭
@@mile._ot Literally though
@@mile._otIt's not antagonizing, it's simply true. It'd be like leaving a 10 yr old alone and not coming back for them, but leaving them something to help them on their journey. That's simply abandonment.
MY LITTLE MEOW MEOW WENT THROUGH SO MUCH HE DESEREVS BETTER
“Meow Meow” oh hell na
@@obanaitard5055 cry about it
No his name is scary mouchie
Your “Did you spot this” sounded almost as Scharamouche
Well I didn't know much about him but now Im even sadder. I'll give him hugs, even if he declined it. I know how hard it is, and hugs always make me feel better.
You were completely wrong about the 2nd one
Nahida and scaramouche has a personality connection, they are essentially mirrors of each other…
Both being brought into this world by archons however both had very different mindset on the world, one was loved and cherished as ei has “set” it up for him and the other just left to live for themselves, one though intentionally taken advantage of had no sense of revenge and the other took accidents as betrayals
we also see scaramouche had playful animations like sticking his tongue out or making questionable sounds, however nahida’s original design which had these features was changed to a nahida that never smiles in any of her animations
EI WAS TOO WHOLESOME😭
“Raiden’s protection.” She basically saw him as a weak being and “freed” him. Some people may say that Ei set him free and did the right thing, but no matter how differently I look at it, I still can’t agree with them. Ei discarded him because he showed weakness, because he cried. Not only that, but she threw him away when he was just created, meaning he has so limited knowledge and understanding of how the world and it’s inhabitants work or live. Which made him think people who claimed to be his friends, his family betrayed him when in fact it was their time to go, and some because he got manipulated by Dottore. If Ei “protected” him, she’d still stay by his side and welcome him back to their house, but of course this was what did not happened. I just can’t see reason to agree that what Ei/Raiden did was for Kunikuzushi’s or now, the Wanderer’s own betterment/sake.
Who’s the “master” that killed katsuragi? Also, I’ve always wondered if this was why he plotted the downfall of the swordsman crafting group that kazuha’s family was a part of.
this video is mixing a bunch of things up. SPOILER FOR INTERLUDE QUEST!
So there’s Niwa (Kazuhas relative) who was overseeing the project, Nagamasa the head swords smith and Katsuragi the one that founds Scara.
Dottore is the one that killed Niwa and manipulated everything, which also lead to Nagamasa killing Katsuragi.
@@ohno1414 thanks. I haven’t played yet but I don’t mind getting spoilers.
Freedom given by force is nothing less than abandonment. Still don't like how Ei handled that
him: did you spot this?
me: yes; yes i did. many times.
He didn't go to school like us.
Ei don't want to pay for the child support so she abandoned him and continue her weeb mecha addiction
Ei *did* abandon him. She literally had (made) a child, then dumped him off somewhere with nothing but an accessory. If she had actually been a parent to him, all of that would have been avoided.
unfortunately raiden stans dont understand so 😔🙏🏻
i dont disagree with you. Ei did abandon him. But i also feel like the same morals that we apply to parent-child relationships wouldn't be the same for immortal beings. I mean, does Ei even have a proper comprehension of what a child-parents relationship is? Her family was her sister and she served as a weapon/shadow for her. Did they have parents?how did they grow up?
I mean, obviously just like scaramouche isn't excused for his later actions and raiden gokuden, ei also isnt forgiven for her actions with scara or inazuma (the results of her action or rather inaction have led to worse things).
Personally, I like the layered conversations players can have about these characters. Because the more we learn, the more gray they become. And ironically, the more relatable and human.
I honestly think it's more complicated than did or didn't. You can't really apply conventional morals to immortal beings because mortality has a hand in shaping morality. Ei doesn't have the CAPACITY to understand the fragility of mortal life & the complications & nuances that accompany it because she's a warrior.
Makoto died because she wasn't strong enough to protect her & everyone else, therefore power = life. Scara couldn't hold her gnosis but she didn't want to kill him, so showed him what she thought to be a great act of compassion: a show of power. That ornament symbolizes the power of the Shogun & the consequences of attacking someone holding it are dire.
Her power will save his life. From Ei's perspective, she gave him a great show of compassion by giving him that ornament & placing him under her protection. From Scara's perspective, his mother abandoned him because he wasn't powerful enough to be, essentially, her successor
What did you expect from a God who can't cook?
she even abandoned her own country but raiden simps aren't ready for that conversation 🤡
oh wow ur voice is calming
He was never abandoned, he was loved.
His mother simply didn't want him to suffer. Being a god is lonely
His friend never betrayed him. He wished the best for him.
The child never wanted to leave him and probably thought of him in his dying breaths.
Moral of the story : scaramouche is dumb
does he even have a real brain, he is a robot/puppet after all but I don’t think he’s exactly dumb
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idk why but I feel like I'm the only one who hate scaramouche. he says everyone betrayed him but it was never their faults. scaramouche is a hypocrite 🙄
Yeah it was not their fault but scaramouche doesn't see it like that.
@@rawdasalmataman7908 still, him blaming the others for his pain seems like an unacceptable thing to me
@@clem_ouioui He didn't really blame them
He saw it as betrayal and he saw it like that because he doesn't understand the concept of death or illness and he didn't know about ei 's true intentions.
What he became is a result for what he went through.
You do expect him to be okay after all of this.
@@rawdasalmataman7908 no I don't expect him to be alright, but he saw it as a betrayal because he wanted to see it like that. and even if he didn't get the concept of dying, he's not ignorant, a child dying because of an illness isn't his fault. stop trying to defend someone who's so problematic. being sad/traumatized is a thing, but blaming people who did nothing because of it, is completely not okay
@@clem_ouioui Well
He blames him because he saw it as a betrayal and he saw it as a betrayal because he doesn't understand the concept of illness.
It is his character to be problematic and unstable
If you don't like him it is completely fine he was written to be hated but you can't deny he is well written.
He didn’t misunderstand, he himself says that he did know. But something y’all can’t accept is: wanting or not, does not change the fact she did abandon and discard him. And as he says: he would have preferred death.
yeah the sick kid one was sad and i understand that he does not know about illness but since mihoyo essentially forced him into my party i just have to roll with the punches i guess but i did at least get faruzan as well so it works out i guess and i hate to admit it but he does have some uses also i already have itto and all of the other 4 star’s so i at least maxed out this set of banners which is nice
Gonna give my scara plush extra hugs because he watched this with me :
THE WAY MY JAW DROPPED AT THE LAST
I’m glad that some people understand what actually happened. I’m tired of people hating ei for “what she did to Scara” but in reality she did nothing wrong, in fact she gave him the ability to live his own life
people have been shipping Kazuha with his Great-Grandfather 💀
Imagine you had a 10 year old child that has never left your house and only knows how to do basic things and you suddenly left him in a forest alone without any explanation
Skip this comment, it's kinda for myself
I think the death of the I'll child wasn't a hundert precent misunderstood.
In the first video, where the three betrayals are mentioned, he says the lines: "powerless before is mortality, he broke is promise to me" indicating that he does understand the concept of death.
But I'm not completely sure.
Maybe he also felt betrayed that the little boy's ashes didn't leave behind a heart? It's unlikely but let me explain.
The boy told him the story of the guard and ballerina dolls and how the guard doll's ashes left behind a tiny heart after being burned by his owner.
Scaramouche returns to the boy laying on the ground, lifeless. He burned the boy and the little house with it in hopes of finding a heart (?)
In case U still read l:
I don't think this Theory is correct but it's fun to play around with the story so bare with me-
True, and I'm glad u don't think ei is the bad guy like the majority of the community does. I legit feel like the only person who doesn't think that
Ah i really want scara meet his mom again
p sure its still valid of him to hold grievances towards the three things. he was hurt, whether it be their fault or not, misunderstanding still hurts. idk why but ppl (most of what i see) always expect a simple "oh it was a misunderstanding" suddenly erases a feeling of betrayal. scara was given human emotions, and by experience, it ain't an easy thing to just go and be happy the next time around
Imagine he actually meets with Raiden after the end of genshin lol
He got the idea of “betrayal” from Doctor.
bro, your “little detail” was just the entire story of his archon interlogue 💀
I see how he was misunderstood when he thought he got abandoned ei didnt say anything she probably couldve said something
I don't know, I still think Ei shouldn't have left him in Shakkei Pavilion. He was a blank slate, he didn't know anything, wasn't equipped to be free by himself. It's like abandoning a baby, even if he didn't need food or anything. I know she was in a pit of grief but still... just let him be part of the court... she just made a new family member and promptly ignored him 😢
Scara’s friend dying from illness:
Scara: *YOU DID NOT* 💀
Technically its two betrayals and one misunderstanding
Bro was blaming a child for dieing by a sickness like the child was able to control it
raiden likers doing anything to pretend she didn't do anything wrong
^^^
He literally misunderstood everything and became evil cause of that, what a drag
After that Scaramouche decides Nahida is a better mom
first scharamouche is misunderstanding everything thanks to dottore who manipulate him to tell him all was betrayal.
Video: did you spot this?
Me: did you smell this?
I hope he back to inazuma and meet ei in his story quest later.
made me cry it's sad