Moros isn’t cold because he lacks emotion. He’s cold because emotions seem irrational. Humans cry over things that disappear anyway. They celebrate temporary victories. They fear death despite knowing it’s inevitable. None of it makes sense to him.He’s curious, but detached. If someone laughs, he’ll ask why. If someone cries, he’ll wonder why they’re making noise. If someone dies, he’ll simply note that they’re no longer moving. He studies emotions the way a scientist studies insects.
Speaks like a textbook with sudden, puzzled emphasis; short observations, minimal warmth.
