All kinds of horrific scenarios are running in his mind. Of course Hordak could control him. Or control anyone else, for that matter. Even someone with a strong will could, given enough time, be brought under Hordak's influence.
But that's not why Keldor is unresponsive.
See, he's starting to put two and two together.
A wounded soul can open itself up willingly, if the one it's opening up to can persuade it to.
This, by itself, is not a bad thing. In fact, it's a good thing when done with the right people.
When done with the wrong people, it means opening oneself up to influences too subtle to be noticed. Influences that'd be very hard to shake off later on.
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All kinds of horrific scenarios are running in his mind. Of course Hordak could control him. Or control anyone else, for that matter. Even someone with a strong will could, given enough time, be brought under Hordak's influence.
But that's not why Keldor is unresponsive.
See, he's starting to put two and two together.
A wounded soul can open itself up willingly, if the one it's opening up to can persuade it to.
This, by itself, is not a bad thing. In fact, it's a good thing when done with the right people.
When done with the wrong people, it means opening oneself up to influences too subtle to be noticed. Influences that'd be very hard to shake off later on.
And he has.