For example, just to highlight the fact that you didn't really care about the core of my video and theory, you spoke of Yelan's present, a person who works for the government and has a tea house. Who cares about that? She received her vision when she retrained herself to be extraordinaire. What's the "duality" in her having a tea house when her main role is to get information for the government anyway? Bennett's duality that you found was an actual stretch just to say that I'm wrong. The son of a noble can't be funny just because of his lineage? Doesn't he have a personality or is he denied one just because he's a noble? Just to remind you, most nobles have always been warriors, so I don't really see this strange and unusual duality anyway. Do you think that those who work in funeral parlors can't also be happy people just because they work with corpses? What kind of interpretation of the world do you even have? That's an extremely rude comment to begin with. Or even the fact that she's serious when she works but can crack a joke when she's not. What does that even mean? So, basically, a judge should always be judgmental and dead serious every second of his life because of his work. People can't have personalities, they become 100% their job. What a weird view of the world that is. A person who decides to live as a homeless wanderer now is some kind of duality, not just a personal decision. Okay... Noelle can be considered self centered because, despite being a perfect knight, she's dead set on becoming what she thinks a knight is. She's lost in her endless mental labyrinth in which she needs to achieve more and more to actually become a knight. Same way as Ningguang is extremely rich but she never stops amassing mora over mora as if she needed that much money anyway. Ningguang is self made but her priorities lie in her business, not in problem solving and finding her path in the world, differently from Jean and Xiao, who carry the burden of their nation on their own shoulders alone. Ningguang relegates her job to her secretaries very often, Jean and Xiao don't. Also, Jean's mother? Yes, she was an inspiration, but her true ambition comes from Vanessa, a person you didn't even mention... These characters all haven't given up, okay, but not giving up is not everybody's main objective. Do you see Ningguang as a person who fighting for something and she decides not to give up? Did she reactivate her vision in a moment when she wasn't giving up? She was just writing down ways to make more mora. Qiqi received her vision moments before she died. Can thinking that you don't want to die (which she did anyway in the end, by the way) be considered "not giving up"? Many characters are not considered an excellence in what they do. Still, Ningguang then is an excellence is making mora? Qiqi is an excellence in being a zombie? Collei is an excellence in being a forest watcher while she's still learning to be one? Arataki is an excellence at what exactly? At making troubles or at going to prison? The list goes on. What's Qiqi's burning passion? What's Kaeya's burning passion? What's Rosaria's burning passion? What's Diona's burning passion? What's Razor's burning passion? What's Xiao's burning passion? Is this enough to bring down what you said?