What's the point with that quite lackluster story in Endwalker?

[CrownySuccubus]

Clark Kent just being a regular guy is in no way comparable to having G'raha Tia act like fangirling school child every time he's around someone important. They had every opportunity to not make G'raha Tia as annoying and as insufferable as he is but instead the character acts like he's from someone's fanfic. No substance, no sacrifices, only a personality that is built around catering to a specific sector of individuals and completely disregarding the possibility that other people might not like having this sort of thing pushed on to them like this.

Uhhh…most versions of Clark Kent go out of his way to pretend to be a shy, awkward, dorky, meek and clumsy man. Who simps on Lois Lane incessantly. And sometimes it’s not an act. Put him next to Bruce Wayne and he becomes some of those things for real.

As I’ve said, I personally found G’raha’s personality to be believably human for someone who spent most of his life expecting to die without making his dreams come true. I even appreciate the bits of depth they give him in Megaduhta and Ultima Thule, but as I’ve mentioned elsewhere, it was too much tell and not enough show.

You disagree, and that’s fine.