Was off the field getting a shoulder injury looked at , wasn ' t back on the field long enough and Faf declared <| sep |> Rox ' s warband died . She didn ' t give up on them . She gave up on joining a new , foreign , warband and chose her new friends she fought through hard battles with . Yea , and how often do Charr choose friends of other races over an actual warband ? But those two characters do stay within the general scope of the whole race . As does Canach . As does Rox . No , they actually don ' t . They act different in different moments which makes them alive , not abominations . That she neglected his father , actually , and wasn ' t even there for his death or funeral . And the reason was ? Was it something he could have undertstood later on when he started connecting with her again ? Less than a year . Hardly even a few months . He talked to her over dinner one time in Hoelbrak before the World Summit , then a handful of times in Camp Resolve inbetween helping the Commander with the egg stuff . Honestly , knowing that he was robbed of the opportunity to have an actual mother after he juts started hoping that he could actually have a proper mother it ' s even worse than completely reconnecting with a person , since there ' s also euphoria present . It rather does . It may not be the whole thing . I ' m not saying Braham should be celebrating Eir ' s death or he should be fine with it . I ' m saying his reaction is way overboard of what it should be . No , It doesn ' t . What the hell . Celebrating a legend is literally celebrating what that person did while they were alive . It doesn ' t make death any less heavy of a thing as it is to us human . Mostly because we ' re actually sad of being robbed of the future moments with that person and not because the person biologically died . In a way it ' s about the sudden severed ties kind of like a bad break up .