Thread:Zf6hellion/@comment-136273-20160622183922/@comment-3403804-20161212170310

Yeah. I disagree that her being immortal doesn't change anything, in truth, it does, it mostly changes her outlook on the world and gives her an excuse not to give a shit. If Hiroya ever experienced having all of his wards broken, he'd be pretty terrified, the position would deeply move and unsettle him. To learn that there's people out there who can overcome his defenses and stand against on equal grounds, that'd lead to some pretty good character development for Hiroya.

Should the same thing happen to Jaromira, she could just go: "Meh, whatever", she doesn't actually have to learn anything or change, or even adjust. Therefore, her immortality actually removes a significant avenue of her character development.