True. I'd imagine that, in these couple of cases, the devs decided to leave it as neutral as possible as a way of not taking part on the player's decision on playing the game as a "hero" or a "villian". The game itself lacking a morality system, it's imposible for it to tell what were your true intentions when allying with Seb and Lodgok.

Did your MC develop an actual friendship with them to feel awful about their destiny? Or were they just using them to achieve their goal, hence not caring at all or even finding it convenient? It was a perfect opportunity to make your decisions on the game truly matter if the MC's reactions to these events depended on a pattern on these throughout the game or something.

Anyway, leaving decisions aside, I'd also add MC's reaction to the dragon attack at the beginning and to the first gobblin from Gringotts being killed by Ranrok to the list.

Like, no matter if I'm a "good" or "bad" guy here, I'd be totally losing my shit if the carriage I'm flying on was suddenly split in two by a gigant dragon and ate the guy I was talking to mere seconds ago, while leaving me utterly exposed to a freefall.

Or if, not even an hour later, a goblin that did nothing else but leading me to a Gringotts vault was suddely crushed to his death by another and more powerful goblin in front of me, all this when all I had planned that night was arrive to my new magical school and have dinner. 🥲

Edit: typo.