Resolves positively if the traditionally evil character Ganandorf "turns good" in Tears of the Kingdom.
Rather than enforce any particular interpretation of normative ethics (e.g., deontology, utilitarianism), I will resolve largely by the way the narrative arc of Tears of the Kingdom paints Ganandorf. AKA you know it when you see it. Resolves according to my subjective judgement.
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@CarsonGale At the end of Spider-Man 2, the villain of the movie, Doc Ock, realizes his fusion reactor will destroy New York City (and maybe the earth?) and sacrifices his life to shut it down and save the day.
@CarsonGale What if it's clear Ganon is being mind controlled by Calamity Ganon or whatever, and it's also clear he's trying to fight the mind control?