Resentment, charisma, and resentment. A little about Kerrigan

Kerrigan is human. One of the most powerful psionics. The Queen of Blades. Kidnapped and mutilated by an insectoid race for her exploitation. Charisma. A gift. The gift of the Holy Spirit, in Christianity. A very specific concept. If you can speak any language, heal, walk on water, then you're charismatic. But time hasn't been kind to this word; now it more likely signifies someone kissed by the devil than gifted by God. Resentment and resentment are low-status reactions among people who haven't received such a kiss from the devil. Translated into modern language, it means someone who holds a grudge and has suffered a crime, respectively. It doesn't sound funny. Then why do such concepts spark debate? She is portrayed as a moral character, exemplified by her negative attitude toward the tactic of using the Zerg against Confederate forces[25]. However, after her rebirth, Kerrigan is freed from any moral inhibitions—as well as the psychological barriers laid down by Confederate scientists—and the dark essence of her soul is unleashed.[26] Assessing Kerrigan's behavior, WomenGamers.Com called her "vicious, cruel, cunning, treacherous, mocking, and self-assured."[15] This, combined with her innate intelligence, makes her an unusually calculating and cunning schemer. Broken concepts are one of the phenomena of the lower layers of our anthill. Where the demon Logos and the demon Fantasies combine, blurring the clear, precise, businesslike, legalistic language characteristic of the social elite, but never quite transforming into the healthy, wordless communication characteristic of Nyash. Ultimately, these chimeras imply a person's complete powerlessness in the face of situations. If you're vindictive, you can take revenge; if you're resentful, you're damned to suffer in impotence for eternity. They arise not so much from evil people as from unhealthy ones. Incapable of being honest intellectual counterparts. Even in recursive problems, when they create their own reasoning.