If 'good kid' means someone who -does- the right thing, then there is more argument he isn't necessarily a good kid. And he feels terrible for having done it. So Tom's cruelty to Medusa? It's something he is doing entirely out of blinding horror of the alternative. That, or he faces being trapped by Blackburn again and another terrible set of choices- betraying his friends, or being driven out of his mind.
He loses the Pentagonal Spire, he goes back to the life he had before Insignia. I would argue, though, that Tom’s action isn’t necessarily a sign he’s a bad guy. Toward the end of Insignia, he does something cruel to Medusa. He always -means- well even if his actions don't show that. He's also the rare person who'd probably step in and do something if he saw someone else doing something cruel to another person. He's not cruel, or malevolent, and he would never set out to harm anyone who didn't deserve it. He really does mean well, and he really has a desire for fairness. If it means good intentions, then Tom has them the vast majority of the time. A wall of text for you:įirst off, I think it needs to be defined what makes a 'good' kid. A wall of text for you: First off, I think it ne …more What an interesting question! Kincaid What an interesting question! My short answer: no.
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