How likely would a dark knight be to go Yandere?

[Selli]

Idk, my DRK looks pretty angelic.

It's everything else that looks yandere for me.

[Thunda_Cat_SMASH]

Idk, my DRK looks pretty angelic.

It's everything else that looks yandere for me.

Well, you are Selli. As Yandere as your cat is, I'd actually be pretty frightened of her inner darkness was yandere too!

/jk Don't hurt me. ;.;

[FallenArisen0990]

It's funny, I chose Koi no Yokushiryoku (Love Deterrence) as my theme for DRK. Just fits my DRK perfectly.

[Selli]

Well, you are Selli. As Yandere as your cat is, I'd actually be pretty frightened of her inner darkness was yandere too!

Since your inner is supposed to be somewhat like your opposite, maybe she's the nice half. :O Or maybe she's twice as evil, since she is my inner darkness. OR MAYBE I AM THE INNER DARKNESS AND THE REAL SELLI IS TRAPPED INSIDE.

So many plot twists, I can't keep up.

/jk Don't hurt me. ;.;

I won't...

Too much. :^)

[MagiusNecros]

Eh the thing with the 30-50 arc to me is more we get to see what the WoL feels for the first time and it's the mere awareness they are just being used. The darker part of the WoL just wants a release from that duty and even urges the WoL that they can still be free of it, even deeper it just wants the WoL to not do as bid but to make their own decisions and avoid unneeded suffering. The darker side likely came about after the escape from Ul'dah which likely tore the harmony that the WoL had with himself/herself and allowed the darker side to split and come about. After all a myriad of deeds were only possible using the WoL as a crutch.

It's inspired by BERSERK with Guts and the Hellhound but a bit lighter. I always get strong feelings whenever I replay the scene with the whole "It's not too late...we can still be free..." speech.