Either you tell Cam to not go through with it, at which point she'll tell her farther to get lost (which itself is fine, but there's no talking in between about it between the characters.
Camellia, despite being about to kill him, says "talk" through gritted teeth and showing how tense she is. There's Camellia's adoptive farther explaining himself, claiming responability for the events of what happened in the past. Considering it can end with executions that's not even a metaphor. The design was in place but the execution was flawed. This is basically the exact same choice in her first quest. Again it's either letting her kill or don't. Either way we arrive and it's in the image of Camellia's adoptive farther. But even here a "I-robot" case can be made. Something about a "Seemingly sentient being". I don't know what a whatever you call it is (the thing starting with H). She wants to kill some guy in a brothel in hell. I didn't want her to keep killing so I will continue from that choice. If the reasons make sense then that's the foundation for a good story.
Wherever you like it or not is another matter. Which is actualy believable for her character. This is something Camellia is more ignorant about. Wenduag knows the importance of challenigng each other. Camellia however has lived a lie and has grown too used to them. Wenduag actually goes about it in a more honest manor. There's a certain strength/weakness/challenge to it. Which actually has some good reason and sense in some ways. She's lyng about her reasons but she enjoys taking out her frustrations on a stranger. Fast foward to the first events where she lures someone to kill them. From the very moment I met her I knew something wasn't right when she was next to that dead body. The first quest actually isn't as flawed as it might appear, considering what she's like and what brought her to the point of making targets. Which is made most clear in her last quest chain. So, when I see Camellia, and can not say what I beleive would resonate with me, then it gives me the impression the devs simply weren't capable of coming up with reasons to get through to her. I only know this because I've been in volatile situations I've had to defuse. A talent and skill many people will not possess. Which is logic that can also apply to real life situations too. Whch in turn improves them after exposing them for the weak hypocrite that they are. Suffice to say even a worshipper of a blood god will respect you if you challenge them without resorting to violence becuase you can target their will and moral to break them instead. There's other factors at play that get rather technical. Because it has potential to be good if certain events had happened just a little bit differently. This is the worst compaion quest I've done in the game. I'm going to get into Camellia's compaion quests, why they're flawed and what I think could have been done differently to improve on that.
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