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>Asa shown to self reflect and admit she has selfish desires to the point she ignores other people trying to communicate to her their needs while she tries to save them
>Makima never questions her own motives and sees everyone as disposable if they are in the way of her goals
They are fundamentally different and Asa had to learn her own flaws in order to acknowledge them so she can overcome them. Asa knows she's a selfish person but that doesn't mean she should ignore other people, it simply means she needs to try harder to understand them for own benefit.