This is a solid Linhardt-- I like this quite a bit!
Thank you very much!
This is a solid Linhardt-- I like this quite a bit!
Thank you very much!
Hating constraints and loving his freedom, Linhardt does his best to avoid worries and problems, often idling about lazily in non-essential activities such as fishing, sleeping or idle conversations. Although extremely intelligent, his laziness means that he refuses to use his knowledge for practical purposes unless it benefits him. Despite this, he does genuinely care for others and considers himself to be the worker when everyone else is asleep.
Despite being the heir to House Hevring, Linhardt has little care for his own House. His laziness makes him considerably different from other nobles who believe they must exert themselves, as he states in a support conversation with Dorothea that pride means nothing to him, as it doesn't feed, clothe or shelter him. He generally cares little for gossip relating to him, although he does admit that he can't keep running away from them forever. In fact, in a majority of his endings, he abandons his claim to House Hevring to live a life of his own.
“I'd rather not fight, yet avoiding it is more frustrating and fruitless than engaging in the battle itself.”
—Linhardt's pre-battle quote
“Ever since returning to the Empire, I knew this day would arrive. I just hoped it might take a bit longer. Ugh...”
—Linhardt's pre-battle quote against Byleth
You know, sometimes I forget to eat. Does that ever happen to you, Professor?"
"This is my favorite. I am rather happy that you went out of your way to pick it, Professor." (Favorite dish)
"Should I be less picky about what I eat, or should we just find better food?" (Disliked dish)
I'll be most useful as a taste tester. The rest is all you, Professor. Oh I'm just kidding."
"You'll find it turns out best if you just follow the recipe until the food is done. Easy."