Robin didn't really think anything about Yomiel when they first woke up in this clusterfuck, but when push came to shove and the real murdergame began, they became enemies and Robin isn't sure how to feel about that.
She does know that she doesn't like Yomiel that much, at all really. He's pretty cruel, and generally seems to embody the whole "ends justify the means" ideal that was forced onto Robin's education back home. By the end of the game, she was pretty sure that he was doing this for no one but himself, and didn't care if anyone died, including himself. He also hit quite a few nerves during the last trial.
Basically, he's not in her good books. BUT, she doesn't really think he's a total bad guy? If that makes sense. Like I said, he's using the whole "ends justify the means" motive, which Robin sees reason in, but still dislikes. It does still suck a little that he's already been killed though, and by someone that looked like Fullbright.
He would've made a killer Communist though. A lot better than her.
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Robin didn't really think anything about Yomiel when they first woke up in this clusterfuck, but when push came to shove and the real murdergame began, they became enemies and Robin isn't sure how to feel about that.
She does know that she doesn't like Yomiel that much, at all really. He's pretty cruel, and generally seems to embody the whole "ends justify the means" ideal that was forced onto Robin's education back home. By the end of the game, she was pretty sure that he was doing this for no one but himself, and didn't care if anyone died, including himself. He also hit quite a few nerves during the last trial.
Basically, he's not in her good books. BUT, she doesn't really think he's a total bad guy? If that makes sense. Like I said, he's using the whole "ends justify the means" motive, which Robin sees reason in, but still dislikes. It does still suck a little that he's already been killed though, and by someone that looked like Fullbright.
He would've made a killer Communist though. A lot better than her.