An Abrupt Ending

Godrick's curse drags him deep into a world he never wanted to be part of, and it strips away his reluctance. It strives to break him, to force his meandering direction. The gravity of his curse skews his practiced apathy and sways those around him. As death perforates his life, his self-preserving murders give way to casual killings and savage pride. Witnesses and news stories exaggerate his tales of revenge. They twist them into acts of Heroism, and the city's populace takes notice. Civilians hail him as their hammer of moral authority, their savior from unrestrained corruption and ambitious crooks. They rally around his headlines. Yet untold by the news, Godrick knows only a Villain's elastic morality.