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Originally Posted by Guardian Enzo
Yes, people who kill other people often have lame reasons for doing so. But that doesn't exempt those who write fiction about them from doing an adequate job of explaining them in the context of the story.
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What do you mean a good job explaining it? It was all plainly obvious to me that Grimlock was an oppressive husband who wanted his wife to stay subservient to him even in this game. When it was obvious she wasn't going to be that person anymore he lost it possibly got into an altercation with her and ended up killed her.