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okay listen
I don't really like how they're trying to make us sympathetic towards horus like yeah alright he lost an eye and he feels bad and he was wronged too I get it but honestly? how was he wronged? genuinely asking.
did seth always behave correctly with horus? no. but I think this last action was warranted.
I mean, horus broke the mirror (after basically raping him, *again*). that mirror held one of the pieces of his wife's soul, of her.
like, a lot can be said about seth but he loves his wife. and you could argue he's starting to love horus but he *loves* his wife. everything he did, in the past especially, was because of her. and horus took a piece of that and destroyed it.
idk about yall but I wouldve gone crazy too, and seth is a violent and temperamental person so it doesn't surprise me how he reacted, I'd say its justified. sure, horus was emotional too so I get why he did it but what really irks me is that he shows no regret, he doesn't understand the gravity of what he's done, he doesn't even question it. doesn't ask himself why seth reacted like that, the narrative and the characters just blame seth (like they always do, imo)
idk I just wish the story and the characters realised seth has feelings too, and that they're not just forcing him to fall in love again with horus (or whoever else), they're asking him to stop loving his wife.