User blog comment:SigmaAlphaThree/100 Questions for the traitor Arkanov/@comment-7270135-20160103232532/@comment-7270135-20160117061707

It made sense for River? But the only reason I even put that in was because I was obsessed with Bioshock at the time and was fascinated by the concept of giving someone fabricated memories. At least for Eris, it helps explains why she's evil without surfacing annoying villain tropes of being evil for no reason.

He is a bit resentful that River survived and not his own child years before, which is why he refused to speak with her after the tsunami and ignored her with both Yein's mom's murder attempt and that Andok incident. But at the same time, he feels that since the same soul is still alive, it slightly makes up for losing his kid.