Beyond Redemption

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Dragon Ball Super: Zamasu is initially a well-meaning Supreme Kai, but soon ends up Jumping Off the Slippery Slope, becoming an Ax-Crazy Knight Templar who's willing to commit genocide and mass murder in the name of his idea of justice. In all directions, the horizon coiled and heaved, a lurid bruise, a maelstrom of abhorrent neuroses given form. In Aquaman (2018), when Arthur Curry defeats David Kane and his father Jesse Kane while rescuing Russian Submariners, he at first decides to just let them go. That moment when our minds white out and thought vanishes, when the fire within us devours all rationality.

In Thor: The Dark World, Odin has him doing porridge for life (and would've had him executed if Frigga hadn't intervened); Thor, Sif, and Volstagg threaten to kill him if he betrays them as he's broken out; and Jane slaps him in the face. Dragon Ball Z: Despite Cell being a monster who drank 600,000 innocent people, murdered thousands of others on his quest for perfection, killed an alternative version of Future Trunks, and nearly killed Piccolo, Gohan is still unwilling to kill him and begs Cell to repent for his crimes. Season Five concludes that while he can build emotional bonds with others, it'll never be enough to get him to change; as shown when he readily plans to sacrifice his pupil Nora West-Allen/XS to save himself from being executed for his crimes. In Persona 5, the Phantom Thieves steal the hearts of corrupt adults who are actively causing harm to others and are too far gone to be reasoned with. Bedeckt, probably the last sane man in this mad world; Wichtig, a minor Gefahrgeist who believed himself to be the Greatest Swordsman in the World; and Schelten, a deadly murderous Kleptic (Kleptomania), have become characters that I truly care about despite them being almost totally evil.

One of the four tenets of the oath is to have the wisdom to acknowledge that there eventually comes a point where someone can't seek forgiveness for their evil actions, and to make the careful and grim final judgement that there is no hope of redeeming the subject in question. This trope is one of the main focuses of the novel; after the fall of his Empire ( the establishment of which he considered at the time to be an act of good), Dayless spent many decades in hiding as a harmless civilian and came to regret his actions, and during the book performs a great many heroic actions (albeit frequently in a ruthless and bloodthirsty manner).

Enraged, Alfyn defeats Miguel in a fight (re-opening Miguel's wound in the process), rescues Miguel's hostage, and leaves Miguel to die in the forest.Using a baby she rescued, a little boy, as an example, Nadira got Ransik to realize that what he had become that he felt guilt for his crimes and surrendered. During the fight scene at prom in Volume II, Twilight ultimately concedes this about The Dragon she's most familiar with after what's happened. In the eyes of the good doctor, Michael's caused way too much harm to be allowed to keep his killing spree going. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Mirage): In the short story "Swan Song," taking place in the future, Radical, who had become Leonardo's Love Interest by that time, is attacked by her Arch-Enemy Complete Carnage, who snaps her neck right in front of Leo.