[Perhaps he is different. Maybe Knives is even more stubborn than Vergil ever was, though he does wonder if there's another sticking point that isn't being revealed in this conversation. After all, V himself had to go through several revelations, being departed from his whole self, to understand why he did the things that he did. A deep dive into his past, memories that had always hurt, but had informed so much of who he was.]
And yet your brother can surely see this outcome, too, but he chooses another route. Why do you think that is? It can't only be because of foolishness.
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And yet your brother can surely see this outcome, too, but he chooses another route. Why do you think that is? It can't only be because of foolishness.