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Originally Posted by Anh_Minh
Arba wants to kill everyone. How can Ugo not be better than her?
His intentions, at least, are good. His methods are debatable, but he is doing his best.
Forcing everyone into human forms - if that's his fault rather than Solomon's anyway - is logical, for him. Alma Toran's history is one of conflict among species. Solomon's human vs human revolution is an abnormality, and even there Ugo could see the different species being at each other's throats. He must have thought that if one removed that difference, conflict would disappear. It didn't occur to him they'd just find other reasons to make war on each other.
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I wasn't including her in the analysis. I thought it kind of went without saying.
Edit: Oh, now I get it. I somehow read the original post as Sheba instead of Arba.
My bad there.