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Knives has an obsession with Vash that shades into monomaniacal, but seems to love the idea of Vash as his brother more than the person Vash has become. While Knives does make an effort to speak to Vash gently and calmly, he can quickly snap into screaming fury or verbal abuse. Their relationship is strained by Vash's undisguised terror of his brother. | Knives has an obsession with Vash that shades into monomaniacal, but seems to love the idea of Vash as his brother more than the person Vash has become. While Knives does make an effort to speak to Vash gently and calmly, he can quickly snap into screaming fury or verbal abuse. Their relationship is strained by Vash's undisguised terror of his brother. | ||
Knives once loved Rem but now bitterly despises | Knives once loved Rem but now bitterly despises her and anyone he perceives as being like her i.e. dark-haired woman who become emotionally close to Vash. Meryl, Luida, and Rosa (and the mothers of Jeneora Rock) thus all become targets of his murderous hatred and disgust. | ||
All other humans with the sole exception of Dr. Conrad are insects to be exterminated if he can't ignore them, but Knives treats Conrad himself with unexpected politeness, even affection, always addressing him as "doctor" and never losing his temper. Conrad is protective of Knives and views him with awe as the perfect example of his species, almost a divine figure. | All other humans with the sole exception of Dr. Conrad are insects to be exterminated if he can't ignore them, but Knives treats Conrad himself with unexpected politeness, even affection, always addressing him as "doctor" and never losing his temper. Conrad is protective of Knives and views him with awe as the perfect example of his species, almost a divine figure. | ||