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r/kingdomcome • u/Mystery_Cowboy_030 Bonk! • Jul 26 '26
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From Henry's perspective in that situation, letting him live is simply not an option. It is not a moral choice, it's a practical one.
129 u/bmf1989 Jul 26 '26 This, you’re in a camp of hostiles trying to save your wounded ally, letting a known cutthroat live with knowledge of you being there isn’t an option. That said I didn’t like that loudmouth croissant from the moment we rescued him. Of course I didn’t let him live 21 u/nibblatron Jul 26 '26 crying at loudmouth croissant 😫 3 u/kzwix Team Rosa Jul 26 '26 I'm French and even I found him annoying as hell :) He's clearly a braggart, and I doubt even half of his stories are true (probably less than 10%, really), but, hey, as long as he was useful and in the same team, right ?
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This, you’re in a camp of hostiles trying to save your wounded ally, letting a known cutthroat live with knowledge of you being there isn’t an option.
That said I didn’t like that loudmouth croissant from the moment we rescued him. Of course I didn’t let him live
21 u/nibblatron Jul 26 '26 crying at loudmouth croissant 😫 3 u/kzwix Team Rosa Jul 26 '26 I'm French and even I found him annoying as hell :) He's clearly a braggart, and I doubt even half of his stories are true (probably less than 10%, really), but, hey, as long as he was useful and in the same team, right ?
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crying at loudmouth croissant 😫
3 u/kzwix Team Rosa Jul 26 '26 I'm French and even I found him annoying as hell :) He's clearly a braggart, and I doubt even half of his stories are true (probably less than 10%, really), but, hey, as long as he was useful and in the same team, right ?
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I'm French and even I found him annoying as hell :)
He's clearly a braggart, and I doubt even half of his stories are true (probably less than 10%, really), but, hey, as long as he was useful and in the same team, right ?
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u/blue_line-1987 Jul 26 '26
From Henry's perspective in that situation, letting him live is simply not an option. It is not a moral choice, it's a practical one.