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* Victor seems to forgive very, very easily Queen Katarina when she tells him that [[spoiler: the demonic invasion of Zagoravia is the consequence of a DealWithTheDevil she made, which was the only way to save her from an incurable plague]], but it actually makes a lot of sense after a major reveal about Victor's past: [[spoiler: he is himself a prince who had to use a similar trick to save his land from an overwhelming invasion. As a former ruler who had to choose between a short term certain disaster or a deal with the devil having nebulous consequences in longer term, he totally understands Queen Katarina's choice, because it also happened to him.]]
* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons that could be used against him. [[spoiler: Since he himself was victim of a deal with the devil, his prudence totally makes sense.]]
* Victor seems to forgive very, very easily Queen Katarina when she tells him that [[spoiler: the demonic invasion of Zagoravia is the consequence of a DealWithTheDevil she made, which was the only way to save her from an incurable plague]], but it actually makes a lot of sense after a major reveal about Victor's past: [[spoiler: he is himself a prince who had to use a similar trick to save his land from an overwhelming invasion. As a former ruler who had to choose between a short term certain disaster or a deal with the devil having nebulous consequences in longer term, he totally understands Queen Katarina's choice, because it also happened to him.]]
* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons that could be used against him. [[spoiler: Since he himself was victim of a deal with the devil, his prudence totally makes sense.]]
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* Victor seems to forgive very, very easily Queen Katarina when she tells him that
* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons that could be used against him.
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* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons tha could be used against him. [[spoiler: Since he himself was victim of a deal with the devil, his prudence totally makes sense.]]
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* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons tha that could be used against him. [[spoiler: Since he himself was victim of a deal with the devil, his prudence totally makes sense.]]
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[[WMG: FridgeBrilliance]]
* Victor seems to forgive very, very easily Queen Katarina when she tells him that [[spoiler: the demonic invasion of Zagoravia is the consequence of a DealWithTheDevil she made, which was the only way to save her from an incurable plague]], but it actually makes a lot of sense after a major reveal about Victor's past: [[spoiler: he is himself a prince who had to use a similar trick to save his land from an overwhelming invasion. As a former ruler who had to choose between a short term certain disaster or a deal with the devil having nebulous consequences in longer term, he totally understands Queen Katarina's choice, because it also happened to him.]]
* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons tha could be used against him. [[spoiler: Since he himself was victim of a deal with the devil, his prudence totally makes sense.]]
* Victor seems to forgive very, very easily Queen Katarina when she tells him that [[spoiler: the demonic invasion of Zagoravia is the consequence of a DealWithTheDevil she made, which was the only way to save her from an incurable plague]], but it actually makes a lot of sense after a major reveal about Victor's past: [[spoiler: he is himself a prince who had to use a similar trick to save his land from an overwhelming invasion. As a former ruler who had to choose between a short term certain disaster or a deal with the devil having nebulous consequences in longer term, he totally understands Queen Katarina's choice, because it also happened to him.]]
* Victor almost never answers to the Voice's constant rambling. Right at the moment when the Voice starts talking, Victor tells that the most dangerous demons are the ones who talk. This is developed a bit in the release trailer, in which Victor tells that words have power, so demons you talked to may twist your words to bound you against your will. If Victor almost never responds to the Voice, it's because he tries to make sure to not provide weapons tha could be used against him. [[spoiler: Since he himself was victim of a deal with the devil, his prudence totally makes sense.]]
