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It's not the first post i make about this subject, and i know its still too soon to tell something that deep about Tamsy since we still don't have much of his backstory and the only things we know about him is that he killed Regto in order to make Rudo suffer and free whatever is inside him and he has some connection with the Sphere by the last chapters.

I think that differently from the other Watchman series users who apparently developed their voids because of external situations (even Mymo who is Psycho), like being treated like trash or as a tool by other people, maybe Tamsy was born with the void he carries, and this void would be the lack of empathy and connection with people around him.

That would work perfectly as a paralel to Rudo, since Rudo is someone who treats objects with love and care and lacks social skills at the first moment, but wants to learn how to actually connect with people and make friends. Tamsy, despite sharing the traits of loving innanimate objects, doesn't lack social skills, but real connection and love with other people, and just use them as tools on his plan.

Of course, i don't think that's the only factor for him to be a villain, like "oh, he was born evil", Urana wouldn't do something like that. And by the little we seen of him, his philosophy stems from external factors, and just like every character who carries a void, he went through some serious hardship on the past with a lot of situations that shaped his entire perception of reality now. But his void would be there from the moment he was born with it.

Anyway, i find this idea interesting and wanted to share. What are your thoughts?

Nos últimos dois dias, isso aconteceu duas vezes. Liguei o PC e sei que é normal as ventoinhas funcionarem na velocidade máxima, mas nunca foi tão alto e irritante. Acontece apenas nas duas primeiras vezes que ligo o PC pela primeira vez no dia. Então, desligo para não danificar nada, ligo novamente e acontece de novo. Na terceira vez, o barulho estabiliza e inicia normalmente, embora não tão alto.

O vídeo do PC está normal, a velocidade, o processamento e a inicialização parecem normais, o único problema é o ruído, que parece estar fora do normal, mas o problema desaparece sempre que ligo o PC pela terceira vez no dia.

Outro detalhe: se eu desligar o PC e ligar denovo em qualquer outro momento do dia, ele não apresenta esse problema, apenas pela manhã, quando ligo pela primeira vez. Não sei se isso influencia muito, mas a temperatura onde moro agora ficou muito baixa nos últimos dias, e vi que temperaturas frias podem ser responsáveis ​​por esse "grito" que o PC faz. Troquei quase todas as peças do meu PC no ano passado e o limpei nos primeiros meses deste ano. A única coisa que não troquei foi a placa de vídeo, então duvido muito que seja um problema físico com componentes inteiros. O mais provável é ser uma fan com defeito ou o frio estar causando isso.

Devo trocar as fans dos componentes ou deixar pra lá porque isso é normal?

I'm not a fan of the popular idea of saying that a character is the way he is because he was born that way, and i know a lot of this comments are pertinent with when it comes to Todd Alquist.

Some say he acts like a child or a robot who doesn't care about the difference of right from wrong and just do the horrible things he does simply because "he is a sociopath/psychopath", but i want to go deeper than that.

After Rewatching the series by the first time, i tried to see Todd's actions from another point of view, and not only as a "evil force of nature". Maybe it was the context he grew up in, before or after he was raised by Jack's gang and that was what made him normalize the brutality arround him so much, but...

What are your thoughts? Do you think he was mainly born with no empathy and would eventually become the monster he was inherently of what happened to him, or that he was created by Jack and the gang and teached to not thinking on any other humans as beings who have this thing called "empathy" he never knew?

I know there isn't only one single factor and that it's very interesting to think it's both reasons and a whole context bigger than we can think of, but i wanna know what do you like to believe about this