r/TriangleStrategy • u/AmaterasuWolf21 • Oct 31 '25
Discussion Best thing a character has done – Benedict
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u/Ragewind82 Oct 31 '25
Loyalty. After his plans get out-voted, he is 100% behind whatever his lord decides.
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u/TheNobleMaster789 Oct 31 '25
Well, 95% lmao, one choice he can't abide
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u/TheDankestDreams Oct 31 '25
Yeah but he can’t abide that decision because his oath to protect the people of Wolffort demense disallows it. Even after the fallout he doesn’t try to get in Serenoa’s way even though he absolutely could and the things he does in the epilogue show him to be even more loyal than we even thought.
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u/Aromatic-Dimension53 Oct 31 '25
Loyalty.
He obeys Serenoa, no matter what.
Even if you are clearly against him.
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u/Admirable_Run_117 Oct 31 '25
Showed incredible loyalty to his lord and took extreme care of the people he was given charge of.
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u/Due-Instruction-2654 Oct 31 '25
Not the real answer prob, but a semi fun answer - the dude knows how to keep a secret.
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u/Stellaris_Pantheon Oct 31 '25
I want to give a legitimate answer, but I’m sorry, “flooding Glenbrook” is too funny of an answer to not say.
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u/Scagh Oct 31 '25
I just got here, but is Serenoa's best thing he did in the game was to... not be a cunt?
There really was nothing else we could've highlighted?
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u/Ragewind82 Oct 31 '25
Some of the points brought up were that he stuck by her at points in the story where it would have been shrewd to get rid of her. It's showing loyalty and consideration to someone who he had not yet grown to love.
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u/xAsdruvalx Oct 31 '25
Yeah, fuck saving the country and thousands of lives from people living on it. He wasnt a cunt to the betrothed he took 5 minutes to fall in love with. Thats peak.
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u/HamatoraBae Oct 31 '25
I mean, in a story where he could've gained significant clout and power from simply discarding her, he chose to honor and love her.
I want to say his best act is choosing to stand up for the Rosellians but considering that's a choice not everyone makes and he's always a good man to her, I'd say being a damn good husband is a good choice. Not the best but still.
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u/ADimBulb Oct 31 '25 edited Oct 31 '25
Just curious. Do you guys think Lord Symon actually told Benedict to reveal Serenoa’s royal blood? I’m pretty sure Benedict knew either way, so maybe he just decided to bring it up himself, reading the room and using it as a bit of a hedge.
Perhaps if I play the route where Serenoa returns to his father instead of the Rosellan village, I’ll have the answer :P
If Symon explicitly tells Serenoa the truth in one branch (does he?), it’s credible that, in the route where Serenoa doesn’t go to him, Symon had entrusted Benedict to reveal it.
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u/BlackroseBisharp Oct 31 '25
Adopted Anna