>>42387530
>If Adagio hates humans then she wouldn't have someone special like that
Not necessarily. Usually, the way things like greens go, Adagio ends up finding the exception to the rule, so to speak.
>She kind of has reached her lowest point.
Not yet. She still has her dignity. She might have lost something very important, but she still breathes, and she still has stuff presumably nabbed through magic. The van, the vocal processing stuff, there's nothing to say that she didn't get that stuff through magic. I obviously can't prove that, since none of it's ever explored, but it'd be crazy to think they didn't save up some sort of nest egg.
>I just don't think she would be above it if it meant surviving for a chance at regaining her power.
I think she would be above it.
>Where are you getting that from? There are just as many depictions of sentient species who don't share these same views.
Well, pretty much any piece of media you can think of, which like I said, isn't porn. Personally, I don't see many fictional or mythological people just having sex like it's nothing special.
>Even then though I see no reason to believe there is much she wouldn't do to get her way.
Well, there's nothing to suggest the contrary either. At least without reaching.
>I don't know I'm just having a conversation, sharing my thoughts since you made a comment on them.
Fair enough.
>Life isn't all sunshine and rainbows. Sometimes discussing the darker sides is interesting.
I'm aware, but there are just some things that are best left unsaid.
>I honestly think she would find that more degrading than selling her body.
I guess here is where I might take a page out of your book. I'd probably say that she would view working as a burger flipping wagie as just servant work as a siren. Now, I don't think it's really established if they're royalty or something, but I seriously doubt she would view it as lesser than spreading your legs, since average people do work as wagies.
>Come on, that is not the only thing.
Well, it's the main thing. Everything else is practically just flavor, or some sort of instruction. Without the gem, it's just gone.
>she's a villain.
I'm not saying she's a human now with human values now, but I have no reason to believe sirens don't have some sort of sense of boundaries when it comes to intimacy, especially when their personalities aren't just "seductress". There's nuance. Variety. Like I said, if Adagio didn't have more to her, I'd probably agree with you.
>I did not read her as a character who is stunted by her pride.
Her pride as a siren. She clearly still has it, with the way she views humans in comparison.
>She came across as quite humble and realistic in SBP especially.
She did.
>I guess me and you just have different interpretations of what aura she was portrayed with.
Indeed.
>>42387615
It's called a home run for a reason.
