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There's another good idea.
But, no matter what we say, it's all in Lorne's mind of how he made sekto motivated. He was the creator fer odd's sakes!
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That doesn't mean that no-one else should be able to understand it. Speaking as someone who's done a bit of writing myself (and ingested a lot of both good and bad stories) it is 100% necessary that the audience should be able to understand a character's decisions. See, an author will often decide what is necessary to further the plot (like setting up a bounty for Steefs) before thinking about
why the character would do that. A good author is able to make all plot twists 100% plausible to the audience (it doesn't need to be
clear - there could be some discussion on the exact thought process like here but it must not be totally illogical) because otherwise they will stick out like a sore thumb.
And, in terms of whether sekto needed a new host, did his bounty offer specify that the steef had to be brought in alive? Because I didn't get that impression at all.