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Fun fact about the 7 deadly sins: "Sloth" doesn't just mean laziness. In Greek and Latin, "akēdíā" (often translated "sloth") means "carelessness" or "lack of care." In Catholicism, namely in the Summa of Thomas Aquinas, the sin of "sloth" is defined as "sorrow about spiritual good." It's seen as a deficiency of love.

Meanwhile in Eastern Orthodoxy, "sloth" is known as "dejection" or sometimes "despair." This is because there were originally 8 deadly sins before "sloth" and "despair" were merged into the same sin. "Despair" here is used to mean the belief that you cannot be saved, that you are too sinful to be redeemed and therefore you shouldn't even try.

Therefore, in picking a character for sloth, I would go with either Femto (for basically being an empty husk post-reincarnation with no remorse) or Junko Enoshima (for outright loving despair).

Well, we have categories for "Tyrants" and "Monarchs." And some famous PE-created governments include Apokolips, the Galactic Empire, and Falconia.

Take over the world under an empire that outlives me and continues my work. Bonus points if it has a cool anthem.

I don't know what video you're talking about, but here are my personal thoughts on this:

1. There may have been a lot of Romani thieves at the time, but Romani people are also (obviously) capable of reproduction. So Quasimodo's mother not being his real mother is pure speculation.

2. Redheads may have been considered bad luck by some old folk superstitions, but that doesn't excuse infanticide. Medieval Catholic ethics (as well as just common sense) considered infanticide worse than being a redhead.

3. "Frollo was a good father because he fed Quasimodo." That's an incredibly low bar for good parenting.

4. Even if Quasimodo would have been considered ugly, I'd rather a kid face juvenile mockery at school than face domestic psychological abuse at home.

And even if everything the video in question said is correct... that's all just Alternate Character Interpretation and doesn't affect how the narrative depicts Frollo.

Depends in what you mean by a "real reason." If you mean an excuse or a moral justification, then no. But if you mean a motive that they genuinely hold to, then yes.

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I prefer to keep that stuff private, but if it's any help to you, I'm currently in university.

Junko Enoshima.

Like, that's literally her whole motive.

Just to get the obvious one out of the way first: Femto aka Griffith.

Poison Ivy (in the comics) is repulsed by the way the Joker treats Harley Quinn.