Deeper Shade of Blue [Sharn's Q&A]

[Sharn]

Floor's open.

[Flession]

What was it like being so superior?

[Sharn]

Natural.

[Kaneesa Gee]

So, what are you doing with with Seneschel once the post-game begins?

[Sharn]

Nothing. I am not his nanny. He goes his own destructive way, I go mine. Sharn was never a big fan of him. The involvement in the whole Dark Side activation was selfish. It may be that Ender chooses to reuse him for something downtime where I'll be around, but it's not a part of my plans.

[Tewzada Star'Ti]

A basic question, but what was Sharn's opinion of Tew at the end of things?

[Sharn]

Improving, once she's gone through bullying and dismissiveness with sort of dignity. He couldn't care less about her agenda on Noventa because after the authorities had rebuked him he was in full 'screw this planet' mode, but on personal level he could appreciate some features of her character. The next meeting, if it had happened, would likely have gone more amicably. He has a tsundere side to him, though it was unllikely he would be interested in anything in the 'dere' department with Tew, having specific criteria in his head and already having enough on his plate.

Sharn enjoys altercations and conflict. He often initiates it. He has a foul temper, superiority complex (obviously), autism-scale sociopathy, and it shows in how he treats people. Still, it doesn't fully reflect on his ability to stay loyal/committed to people he considers his crew, as he's not treacherous/backstabby/deceptive. He likes speaking the truth as he sees it. So he can be a dependable associate/friend if someone is willing to put up with his idiosyncrasies and weather the stormy beginnings. In this light, ties with Tew could have been going in a constructive direction.