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Originally Posted by Filozof
it could be like that, but that was quite a flashy move, to chalenge him infront of so many people from the same guild, i guess he must be quite convinced in his opinion of lawrence, which can't be very good, as to me it seemed he is acting like a proud knight trying to save a maiden from an evil dragon.
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It's a rational move, as it puts more pressure on Lawrence to accept. It's true he does act a bit like a savior, but from his point of view, Horo's with Lawrence only because she's shackled to him by her debt, which is a shitty reason to be with someone and accept the rigors of such a journey. Amati's offering her a stable household with a comfortable amount of money. (He's not super-rich or anything, but he makes a good living, even for a merchant. And he's young - he's only going to get better.)