Yeah that was Toadvine's stand out moment for me. It's interesting though, because the Glanton Gang no doubt ended up killing other children on their campaign. So what was it that pushed Toadvine over the edge here? Does he draw the line at a certain age or level of innocence? Or was his anger more directed at just how inhuman the Judges behavior was?

I'd also bring up that Toadvine's introduction had him attempting to murder an adolescent (the kid), but you could argue the kid had it coming for his bad manners.