#gorgug using rage in a way this god wouldnt

[sunflowerthiefsunny]

Watching this episode made me think (no matter how much I hate it) that Porter has a point about Gorgug not properly utilizing his rage. Gorgug is constantly trying to distance himself from his anger, he doesn't enjoy being angry. We see this often, but especially during the frost festival when he's so mad at Ruben, his parents, and just the overall situation, but he just squashes it down. And of course, it's something that has become more prevalent with his foray into Artificer because it's a class that requires a lot of focus. I think he's seeing it as a disadvantage when it could be his greatest asset and motivator. I really think he could actually be using his rage in a similar direction and use it as a calming point of focus (kind of how Lydia has to constantly be in a rage but shes very chill) rather than an explosive violent rage.

#dimension 20 #gorgug thistlespring #i know its wishfull thinking but im seeing parallels #Gorgug has never been a loud violent person #but i do think he's an angry person #and rightfully so #growing up in a space that feels too small for yourself and constantly having to question your abilities is frustrating #i think he could really translate that rage into a more quiet smoldering sort of anger #i also think it would act as a cool analogy to the actual physical threat of this maybe rage god #gorgug using rage in a way this god wouldnt #dimension 20 fantasy high spoilers #dimension20 fantasy high #gorgug fantasy high