All I took away from zoe's short story is that she's the villain

ChuShoe·11/20/2017, 8:55:29 PM·59 votes·3,023 views

She walks into a town, disrupts the life there, and when people freak out instead of competently realizing she's terrifying to them and trying to rectify the situation, she just blows up the village?

That sounds like a villain thing to me.

And that was supposed to be her 'message'

So she's the new Harbinger of Doom? Glad to see fiddlesticks was replaced.

I get she's supposed to be a playful child-spirit thing, but any playful child would've understood that murdering an entire town with a comet isn't fun or playful.

Also Aurelion is in there for some reason.

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Ralanr11/20/2017, 11:28:38 PM15 votes

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Are we supposed to consider Zoe as a good guy?

Capricious11/20/2017, 9:22:40 PM10 votes

It's not that she's supposed to be a villain, but the writer just failed to depict her as a trickster. I think they were going for a character like Trickster Raven but it's a horribly flat interpretation.

GreenLore11/20/2017, 10:22:07 PM9 votes

To be fair,the townsfolk attacked her first without provocation...

Over Innsmouth11/21/2017, 9:21:20 AM9 votes

The difference is that Zoe is a dumb kid with seemingly no concept of the idea of responsibility or consequence. She has no drive or motive, she just does whatever with no apparent character behind her. She has traits - incredibly shitty ones - but traits arent a character.

And stupid is far worse than evil in my eyes. I'd rather take my chances with Shaco and an anal probe than Zoe.

WOOOOOOOOHOOOOOO11/20/2017, 11:19:12 PM3 votes

Ryze and Bard kinda pull the same shit

Nik Nikerson11/21/2017, 11:05:16 AM2 votes

I mean, children can be some of the cruelest people out there. So it's not like there isn't precedent for a bouncy, happy, 12-year old girl to think being mean to someone is fun.

And Zoe isn't a villain. She's more chaotic neutral then evil. She does stuff because the universe/multiverse/whatever compels her to, not really because she wants to.

And think of it this way: Haven't you ever seen a child kick over an ant hill? Is the kid evil for not caring about the ants?