Revenge THEN pity

I think Orth's comment says it best:


"Wars are fought out of hate. Not love.
To be trained to fight in a war, is to turn away from our parent's teachings.
But, what if our parent's teachings are that of war?

I honestly think this would be a turning point in Klaus' character, and probally end in some sort of revenge. Besides, look at Klaus; His mentallity is eating away at him. It depends on how far he has dove into the military world, and out of the family world. Being given no family values what so ever, this may not end as well as most people think.

Even though the mental status of Klaus, I doubt that any pity will form until after he conducts some revenge."



Klaus isn't so much after revenge as much as he just wants her to know what he had to go through. You can see he doesn't necessarily enjoy putting her through that. Uken in her grown form can take a LOT of pain and don't even think you'd see a tear from her eye. I'm thinking the smeetification kind of altered her emotions a little, made them more smeety. But she DOES know what's going on, she's still Uken.