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Re: Eridan Ampora // Homestuck // 3/4
Negative emotions such as sadness, disappointment, upset all lead to complaining and begging. Annoyance or aggravation lead to posturing, ranting, and also complaining and begging. Given most of his emotions exhibited fall into the negative side, he tends to be complaining a LOT. Because he is often faced with rejection, accept him at your own risk. He can be very clingy; after being Feferi's moirail for an unspecified length of time, he cannot accept that she is no longer interested in him in any fashion.
In certain ways, he is quite guileless. That is, he does have a difficult time obscuring his true intentions when it comes to relationships. On the other hand, he does later show himself capable of a certain level of deceit. Obviously if the other trolls had known he was considering trying to defect to Jack Noir, they would have stopped him sooner, yet the shocked reactions to his declaration that he intended to do this shows that they had no idea that he'd been thinking of such a thing. In fact, it came (or rather, will come, as I am taking him from before then) rather out of the blue. Which means that he is capable of keeping his own plans and motives to himself if he deems it important enough. His own survival and that of the girl he loves does appear to be important enough that he wouldn't risk anyone trying to foil what he sees as the one way that might have a chance of that happening. (Of course, then he kind of just ruins all that… but that is neither here nor there considering that happens well after they get to the Veil.)
This also means he puts his own interests first. This was exhibited even during the game. He spent much of his time on his planet alone, yes, but in certain ways it was his fault, as the only time he really left before fighting the Black King was to duel Sollux. Otherwise, he spent much of his time killing the inhabitants of his land, some rather fearsome angels that weren't meant to be destroyed, despite being told by the other trolls that it was a stupid idea. Add in his earlier desperation to talk to Karkat and being angered until he found out just why he wasn't getting a response, the fact that he has extreme difficulty taking no for an answer, and how he does his best to evade people blocking him from talking to them, and it's fairly easy to see that he's very selfish.
With all this in mind, he would probably agree to oppose the Fay'lia, but depending on how things go (especially in the realm of building any sort of relationship with the other members of the Resistance), he could easily see that it's in his better interests to switch sides. Of course, he can also see the benefits of a successful opposition against the Fay'lia. After all, he believes very much in troll supremacy, and it would be extremely difficult to rebuild the troll race to its former glory if there were some other, more powerful race in the way… As such, for the present time, he's working with the Resistance willingly, albeit with a certain amount of distaste seeing just how poorly outfitted they are.