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They talk at a nearby beach and Kasuga questions her, but does not get satisfactory answers. The three roughhouse and Kasuga tells Nakamura that he is happy that she did not disappear. Later, Kasuga is in college and still dating Tokiwa, who is working on another novel. After falling asleep with Tokiwa, Kasuga dreams of the wilting flower of evil, its scar no longer present on his hand. In his dream he envisions the futures of the series' characters; he marries and has a child with Tokiwa, Saeki starts her own family and reunites with Kinoshita, and Nakamura finds contentment, eventually moving away to the city. At the end of the dream Nakamura looks up at her own wilting flower of evil. When he wakes up, Kasuga starts writing in his empty book just as he was in his dream, presumably about the manga's events.
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The reasons for each character being evil varies greatly, with some characters being portrayed and recognized as more sympathetic while others are completely monstrous. The series also supports the notion that tendencies to commit evil are sometimes ingrained in a character's personality and makes them more vulnerable or lenient to commit negative acts against humanity,[37] and in one case are simply born with evil.[45] Magic usually plays a role in triggering these tendencies and fully realizing the results of following those sinful lines of thought.
After he won the battle at Four Point, he freed Sophie from her binds and kissed her and gave her a rose. After he'd rescued them from the Snake in Nottingham, Sophie and Rhian went on a date to Beauty and the Feast and bonded over their similarities. Sophie believed Rhian understood her completely. In Camelot after the Snake was supposedly dead, Rhian proposed to Sophie. But when he overthrew Tedros, Sophie realized she'd been fooled. Sophie realized he was evil and became scared of him. Eventually, Rhian threatens Sophie's life unless she pretends to be his princess. Her relationship with Rhian eventually became rocky. For a second, Sophie thinks of being merciful and sparing him. Later, she is shocked to discover that Rhian is the one dead after his duel with Japeth. Her consciousness fades as scims were pierced in her ears.
Valack, intrigued by Theo's motives, asked him what a pack of Chimeras needed with a Banshee, but Theo replied that he had no interest in a Banshee-- what he wanted was a Hellhound. Just then, Parrish, completely shifted into his flaming Hellhound form, appeared outside the closed unit and started to burn through the gate with his pyrokinesis to get to them. Valack looked smug when he pointed out to Theo that the Hellhound he wanted seemed to have arrived, but Theo just looked at Parrish in awe.
Throughout the fifth season, Theo's main drive in life was his desire to become a true Werewolf and an Alpha, which he believed would make him immensely powerful, especially if he became the Alpha of the McCall Pack, who are exceptionally powerful individually and would boost his potential power as well. To achieve this goal, he showed that he is capable of making elaborate plans to manipulate those around him, putting wedges between Scott and his packmates to drive them apart in hopes that, once Theo had stolen Scott's powers and had become an Alpha Werewolf himself, they would be willing to accept him as their new Alpha.
In addition to these personality and behavioral traits, Theo has also shown that he is a foil to Scott McCall; where Scott brings out the best in everyone around him due to his belief that everyone has the potential to be good, Theo wanted everyone around him to be as evil as he was and gained enjoyment in bringing out the darker nature in those around him; this was evidenced by his attempts to tempt Stiles Stilinski and Malia Tate into embracing their inner dark side to be more like him, as he deemed them among the members of the pack with the best chances of turning to his side. Likewise, while Scott gains the loyalty of his packmates and allies by treating them as equals and going out of his way to care for, protect, and defend them, Theo treated his packmates and allies, such as Deucalion, as pawns to be used as he saw fit to gain the power he craved. Theo's inability to pass up an opportunity to stab his allies in the back in exchange for power or other benefits ultimately became his downfall, as the fact that he did nothing to earn their loyalty led all of his allies who weren't killed by Theo himself to switch sides in the final battle.
Evolved Chimera Physiology: As a Chimera, Theo has gained the common powers of an Omega-level Werewolf and Werecoyote, though at a somewhat lower level. Though he has been shown to be the strongest of the Chimeras, he was still inferior in strength to true werecreatures, as evidenced by Theo's comments that Chimeras are like "cheap knockoffs" in comparison to real shapeshifters. Despite this claim, Theo was shown to be the strongest of the 'failed' Chimeras, as well as the most skilled with his powers. Notably, he was also the only Chimera who was able to fully shapeshift into a true Wolf, something that is rare even for Werewolves. After learning how to take the powers of others from Deucalion, Theo gained additional abilities that he obtained through killing his packmates Josh Diaz and Tracy Stewart and stealing their powers, which meant he briefly had the power to produce Kanima Venom, and control electromagnetic energy. As of Season 6, Theo has lost these extra abilities and has reverted to his "original" self. Initially Theo struggled to absorb someones pain for its traditional use, due to his lack of empathy, though he was able to successfully take Gabe's pain in the season finale. 041b061a72