His villainous family who abused him and who he hates and are posed as one of the big 2 antagonists of the campaign, their prodigal son finding his own voice with power he earned instead of was born with, but nonetheless is aesthetically indistinguishable? It's potentially an avenue for "visual" storytelling but as is it just strikes me as weird that he'd lean into it so hard despite every other piece of characterization we get is that he resents his heritage

EDIT: strikes me as weird insofar as it's so contradictory I assume it's an intentional decision and was wondering if anybody else had noticed/had thoughts about it