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* WhatMeasureIsAMook: At least one or two of Tiberias guards are knocked down or killed by Templars when Guy kills Saladin's emissary. No one reacts and Tiberias doesn't notice.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Balian refuses King Baldwin's offer to marry Sybilla because it would mean killing Guy, which he feels is unethical and unacceptable even though he hates Guy. Sybilla calls him out for this, accusing him to be self-righteous. Guy, allowed to live on, later starts a war against the Muslims which kills thousands of people on both sides, so it could indeed be argued that by Balian's refusing to kill ''one'' man, much more were eventually killed.
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* WhatTheHellHero: Balian refuses King Baldwin's offer to marry Sybilla because it would mean killing Guy, Guy and his supporters, which he feels is unethical and unacceptable even though he hates Guy. Sybilla calls him out for this, accusing him to be of being self-righteous. Guy, allowed to live on, later starts a war against the Muslims which kills thousands of people on both sides, so it could indeed be argued that by Balian's refusing to kill ''one'' man, much many more were eventually killed.killed. However, Balian's other choice is a crusader civil war.
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* YouAreWorthHell: Sibylla fully expects that she will go to hell for {{Mercy Kill}}ing her son. She still feels this is preferable over allowing him to suffer a drawn-out, painful death as his uncle did.
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* YouAreWorthHell: Sibylla fully expects that she will go to hell for {{Mercy Kill}}ing her son. She still feels She's willing to accept this is preferable over allowing in order to spare her child from the years of suffering that would await him to suffer a drawn-out, painful death as his uncle did.otherwise.
