Well, Kaldur is all about tenacity according to his crest. He is a leader and trusts people. And the crest itself is all about having goals and finding a way to accomplish them no matter what.
So, I imagine the opposite would be Kaldur slowly starting to doubt his abilities to lead. He would feel like he's not worthy or that he could do better. At the same time, he would start to feel conflicted about his goals. Is he following the right path? Should he even be a chosen at this point if he can't even make up his mind about Tula and Atlantis? Everyone else seems to be a better leader than he is and he only keeps forcing Gizamon to do all the dirty work.
Yeah...basically just a lot of self doubt and regrets...eventually leading to Kaldur not being motivated for anything at all and just kind of...drifting, possibly even giving in to some level of despair.
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Date: 2013-09-16 01:36 am (UTC)Well, Kaldur is all about tenacity according to his crest. He is a leader and trusts people. And the crest itself is all about having goals and finding a way to accomplish them no matter what.
So, I imagine the opposite would be Kaldur slowly starting to doubt his abilities to lead. He would feel like he's not worthy or that he could do better. At the same time, he would start to feel conflicted about his goals. Is he following the right path? Should he even be a chosen at this point if he can't even make up his mind about Tula and Atlantis? Everyone else seems to be a better leader than he is and he only keeps forcing Gizamon to do all the dirty work.
Yeah...basically just a lot of self doubt and regrets...eventually leading to Kaldur not being motivated for anything at all and just kind of...drifting, possibly even giving in to some level of despair.
It will be kind of depressing I imagine |Db