It's not an inaccurate assessment. Sure he doesn't beat her, but he expressly brought her in because he thought her murderous instincts would stimulate the den of wolves he calls a family.That's not very fair, Viola's dad isn't abusive
As readers, we know that if he taught that kid, the kid is meant to go on to be a powerful adult that can help him with revenge. For him, he is just being asked to teach some random kid while he is stuck in depression from his grief of his family being dead. Why should he care about teaching some random kid when his family is dead? He has nothing to gain and he can barely function anyway due to his grief.Hmmm... So he became a drunkard in despair over the loss of his family, and the rage of not finding the killers, BUT doesn't want to teach some kid a bit of the sword to finally get his sweet revenge?
I feel like this guy's character is a bit inconsistent.
"you're daughter was crying out for you, but you're just a loser, also dad is abusive just trust me bro" - Also Viola shoulda totally gotten slapped then, she plays the villainous role well (suitable comic title indeed).
What do you mean? She's trading the information of who the killers are? That's why I'm surprised that he isn't chomping at the bit for that info.He has nothing to gain
He already said he could find the killers himself.What do you mean? She's trading the information of who the killers are? That's why I'm surprised that he isn't chomping at the bit for that info.
Oh no, her cunny is in danger!Very attractive little child