Seriously, she developed a mother-daughter relation with Frey, and because Frey had no choices but to use a ritual that involves a little bit of dark magic to save Vayne, DIS B*TCH KILLED FREY WITHOUT LETTING HER FINNISH HER SENTENCE
SHE WAS LIKE HER MOTHER AND VAYNE KILLED HER, HOW CAN SHE CONSIDER HERSELF FIGHTING EVIL, SHE IS FCKING EVIL
I'M GUNNA F***ING BAN VAYNE EVERY GAME NOW
Trolosaurus7 votesThis is a sign of good writing if you care this much
Fashion Mage1 votesShe's as one-dimensional and black and white as it gets; I don't know about you but I don't think most people consider that to be a good character. Her lore only got a reaction out of me because Vayne's actions were absurdly one-dimensional on an unbelievable level.
Ralanr1 votesI wouldn't say it's one dimensional. She's certainly not complex, but we now get the impression that Vayne is now more into the game because it's fun when she started for revenge.
She's not doing it for justice, just for fun. She's a bit fucked up now.
Fashion Mage1 votesHer goal in life is to kill anything related to dark magic despite of or regardless of any circumstance because it's fun and she doesn't appear to care about much else. I think that's one-dimensional by definition. Is it even possible to make her more one-dimensional?
I mean, being a psychopath doesn't necessarily stop a character from being one-dimensional.
Valaran Nara2 votesI mean, she was fighting her feelings towards Frey as hard as she fought monsters, and we saw in her bio how far she was willing to go.
Finding out that Frey was a user of dark magic helped cement her disconnect from the other woman (which she sought)
Ravenhale1 votesYea, nothing like being betrayed by your mentor for a couple years. Probably was using magic to make Vayne have those feelings.
