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Agreed.. he's been through too much 🥺 he needs a well deserved break, to enjoy life and help with the PTSD, depression and anxiety (which he obviously has). The fact he keeps going on explains just how strong he really is. They really bring these characters to life, it's absolutely insane beyond words existent.

@@Archon_of_Freedom_ You forgot his humongous guilt complex... T_T Also the fact that he believes he doesn't deserve kindness, but punishment for destroying his parents happiness...

They make us laugh as his shenanigan just to sewing our mouth shut with the story/lore

Ikr

Let my boy sleep smh

Great analysis, I agree. Maybe that's why I want him to suffer a little haha, so that he can learn his lesson.

@@hilichillichurl8117 also the fact Alhaitham is unnecessarily mean/salty to Kaveh when he seems uncomfortable in current dialogue is kind of telling. 🤣

​@@WARPAINTandUnicornswell yeah i don't know why he's like that. i hope it's not about the 10 crates of wine cuz that would be really childish and not smart from him.

​@@vandaq8058 No, it's not the crates of alcohol. Apparently, there's another NPC dialogue about Alhaitham buying the crate of alcohol as an apology gift... lol I think that's why Alhaitham swipes as much of Kaveh's stash as much as Kaveh swipes his. By mean/salty-ness is the fact that Alhaitham doesn't know how to handle when his boundaries are challenged. And Kaveh both knows how to and unwitting challenge Alhaitham. And what I mean by unwitting is that he expects Alhaitham to have some social norms... whereas Alhaitham actively avoids interacting with people and only Had his Grandmother to contest with a kid and teen. Kaveh calling him out on how cluttered the living room is, sent Alhaitham down a petty spiral from that point on... and he only considers Kaveh's point until after he has thoroughly roasted Kaveh first (Nahidah's mind scan). That's not logical, that his emotion getting the better of him and not knowing how to properly handle when someone makes him uncomfortable. lol The fact that Kaveh makes him uncomfortable at all is telling that Alhaitham sees Kaveh as a person that has important to him, a human in his small "Important" box. This is the same Alhaitham that doesn't care about others opinions about him. Alhaitham could have just as easily ignored Kaveh's statement of fact... but no he deflects and nitpicks Kaveh instead. lol The mean/salty/petty-ness is a defence mechanism that's he not used to experiencing, so he doesn't realize why he's doing it half of the time probably and thinks it's 's him just having "fun". Alhaitham not very good a showing concern either, for Kaveh when he starts to think dark thoughts Alhaitham actively engages him with a topic of debate or comments on something that he knows will piss Kaveh off to switch his train of thought. Honestly, Alhaitham needs to try to have a genuine conversation with Kaveh instead of going with his roundabout way of calling all the things out. Just because Kaveh is intelligent enough to pick apart Alhaitham's maze of wordplay, doesn't mean even Kaveh gets what is lost in the translation of it. Alhaitham can't speak "common" human when it comes to his complex thoughts. For Alhaitham's being direct and honest he properly learned does piss people off because he's TOO Blunt about it when he finally joined the Akademiya with like -100 social skills, but he's failing to see that Kaveh appreciates it when he is more direct. And the funny thing too is that Kaveh can speak with high-level Akademiya Jagon but he chooses not to so that EVERYONE can understand him in a conversation, he will also adjust his speech to the level of the crowd as well. Kaveh knows how to break down complex ideas and terms so that novices can follow... That is a skill set of high intelligence, being able to pass on knowledge to others at their level. No wonder he's teaching in the Akademiya as a professor in his B-day art story. Kaveh got a whole character arc between event stories, world text and Drip marketing.

Commenting because this is one of my favourite takes/analysis on Alhaitham and I need some way to come back to it

I love that you called Mehrak a toolbox! ^_^ I hate it when fans call it a suitcase or briefcase! It's a toolbox!

Wanderer also got his vision in the story so I'm glad hoyoverse is make more unique ways of getting them visions

The fact that Kaveh learned a new language at the same rate as Alhaitham speaks volumes to Kaveh's ability to learn rapidly in area's he's not majoring in. It also speaks to how "big picture" he can think, taking in new concepts and knowledge from other fields he doesn't have a finger in and learn from them. Taking small things to create a whole but he doesn't realize he's always doing this all the time. Alhaitham in the event is trying to point this out to Kaveh but Alhaitham's EQ(emotional intelligence ) is soo underdeveloped he doesn't know how to convey things properly.

I really think a lots of artists can empathize with Kaveh. All of use, who chose artistic professions, where we not always get the highest pays, and even the commissions are not guaranteed...

​@pepita2437 Not to mention the fact that we're basically our own industry and how much we actually need support from the people around us instead of criticism. World is not artist friendly on its own X3

But Kaveh is the one who convinced Dori to change the original location of where to build her palace. Because he’s the one who insisted on changing the location, the blame has to fall to him. Dori is of course mad about this, she pays him to build her palace, he changes the location, and then a withering zone pops out at the new location. Dori has every right to be mad, if Kaveh didn’t insist on changing the location nothing bad would have happened. Kaveh in his pride, and due to the fuel of his loneliness and guilt, felt obligated to complete the palace, so he paid for the reconstruction himself, Dori saw his desperation and passion, and so decided to loan him money to complete it. If anyone is to blame for this mess it’s Kaveh. Kaveh’s self sacrificing behaviour, pride, passion, loneliness and guilt caused his own downfall. Which is truly unfortunate. Someone get him some therapy or he’ll only continue to hurt himself. That’s why alhaitham housing him is such a big deal. If left alone, Kaveh would spiral further into depression and debt, but if alhaitham is there to make sure Kaveh spends his money reasonably, and pull Kaveh out of his self-sacrificing behaviour, then it ultimately helps him in the long run.

@@kawansiesquad6659 Yes, Kaveh made very stupid decision. But why does Dori have to take interest? Kaveh borrowed the money from her, to build her mansion. Even if she did not ask for intrest, she will have no loss. But she does, and she chanced the interest to a higher rate, after Kaveh broke the diadem, which she wanted...

@@pepita2437 "kaveh made a stupid decision" and that's the end of it. stop bringing dori's reaction to the equation because his financial disaster would not have been there had kaveh not done anything stupid at all. saying dori had no loss on it is also crazy, she's a client who asked for an honest, uninterrupted work, they had a contract and it was the designer who went out of his way to insist on the changes ignoring the client's wishes. construction disasters has a lot of impact to clients, especially on the time they are willing to put into it. everytime someone has to adjust for kaveh, and dori was at first willing to just ignore it all together ignoring her own losses. but it was kaveh, yet again, stupidly insisted on finishing it, once again, ignoring the client's wishes. there's only kaveh to blame here.

@@unmi714 Did you do Kaveh's hangout? Dori knows how to play Kaveh. She knew how to make him pay back the money she lost during the construction. She knew how to make a profit out of the natural disaster Kaveh had no control over. She knew of Kaveh's ambition, she knew that it is very easy to take advantage of him. Do Kaveh's hangout. She knows how to play him like a fiddle.

@@pepita2437 maybe you should read Dori's story first,it explains the whole incident there

NOW I CANT UNHEAR IT

I DIDJT EVEN THINK ABOUT THAT FOR A SECON BUT ITS SO TRUE

I CAN’T UNHEAR IT NOW FUCKKK

I thought it was on purpose XD

Yeah after doing his hangout event I thought it was so odd he talked about that as if that wasn’t a sucky thing for her to do.

That makes much more sense than what I interpreted! I only guessed that Cyno was jealous of Kaveh in that dinner story

@@KlemenTime tbf recent cyno content has been highlighting on his fondness for tcg and 'jokes' which i find most ppl to have not realize that it's his way of creating a less serious side of himself. the way i see it, he can't fully separate himself from his general mahamatra persona. as the arbiter of judgement he's going to carry his set of values everywhere he goes, though he does withhold until he sees all the evidence laid bare before him. he has his own opinions, but he takes care not to assume until he can fully ascertain what is in front of him. but i guess it is a bit harder to determine what small pleasures like card games and dry humor would mean to him when he only abides to his own system of value that is discernably different than ours.

FACTS❤❤❤❤ he needs someone to keep him in check (Mora-wise at least)

sameee and i don't even play the game anymore 😭😭❤️❤️

Dori didn't cause the withering. She paid for the palace in full the first time around but it got destroyed, Kaveh could not accept that so he rebuild it using his own money but it still wasn't enough so Dori had to pay (again) for it. that created the debt Kaveh has with Dori that he is still paying

​@@Vsori53 Kaveh should at least let Dori pay for it, since its HERS to begin with, also the withering wasn't anyone's fault. Oh boy... This poor guy can't catch a break

​​​@@Vsori53 though kaveh insisted doesn't dori also want it to be rebuilt like- it's her house why the hell did she ask him to loan from her to rebuild her house???

@@goodvibes6226 I don't think she asked? in Kaveh's story it says Dori was angry with Kaveh and send him away iirc in the end Kaveh paid with his own money to rebuild it just to not lose her as a client ig

@@josueravena3464 When the first palace was destroyed, Dori didn't ask for compensation from Kaveh and told him that he'd be off the project. But Kaveh was the one who insisted to rebuild it with his own expenses. It's basically Kaveh's own decision and doing and mostly out of guilt but also persistence of completing the work he aspired to complete. Also, the withering caused many people issues, even Tighnari said that the forest rangers had to clean up after Kaveh. Genshin aside, this type of case happens in real life where the designer is more persistent than the client and also poorly located/designed architecture around natural disasters will cause disasters.

Yes, I want to ask her

same

He went bankrupt for himself. His Integrity made him want to do the project right despite the consequences. There's a reason why he warns Cyno about spending a lot on your hobbies, because he did the same thing. Dori had let him go from the project, but he had refused and instead wanted to pay for the palace from his own coin. That's not on Dori, that's on Kaveh.

Coming this month :)

Nah, for me he sounds more like Xiao💀

All shippers are filthy, then?

@@anneoneal3865 not all of them, but gay and lesbian ships are. And I don’t know about you but in my opinion any ships is just a waste of time anyway.

@@normalgamer5602 No. ALL shippers are poison to a fandom.

@@anneoneal3865 And the only thing they’re achieving is angering other people with their so called “Ships” 🙃😂

@@normalgamer5602 It's what they deserve.