Are you saying this in reference to the quote , they let me do it ? I think you have a twisted definition of consent . Just because they may not have told him to stop doesn ' t mean it isn ' t classified as assault . You know , plenty of people get molested all the time who don ' t explicitly say no because they feel uncomfortable with the entire situation , or because a person holds authority over the victim . <| sep |> OP not in the sense of attacking power , but in his characters design . He walks into the RWBY group and they immediately accept him no questions even bringing him along on secret missions . One even falls head over heals for him , while ridiculing the same methods he uses . The same episode Weiss explains why she dislikes suitors she goes after someone for trying the exact same lines on her . His character flaws are weak at best . An inability to dance does not hold him back in life and seems like something picked off a board to add depth to the character . It is of course done away with and resolved moments latter not the inability but the fear which was the real problem and replaced with another situational flaw to strengthen the character . But again it falls flat and only brings into question how anyone thought him cool . All in all he seems like a character that never went to committee . Like a single writer tried to live vicariously through him and it shows . If he was in the show more then they could probably flesh him out and get a real good character developing there , but it doesn ' t look like he ' s returning any time soon .