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I'm not sure whether Yurin was the last straw, exactly... that one picture of Flit and Emily around their early 20s, along with all the images from the second ending, paint Flit as being much warmer and more highspirited than the almost 40 year old Flit we meet during the second generation; probably closer overall to the emotive, lively Flit of Generation 1 than the comparatively hollow Flit of Generation 2. Yurin's death was definitely traumatic and probably cemented his desire for genocide, but it doesn't seem as though that alone was enough to complete his transformation into being cold and barren. I think it really would be interesting to learn more about what happened between 114 A.D. and 139... he must've gone through a lot more traumas in the 25 years separating the first two generations.
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