Eventually, but remember not dating. Even his marriage to Freya was an arranged on, though he could choose. We also have to think about the repercussions, Not many people showed to the first one cause of the danger of Avernus and fewer will this time due to how quickly Freya died, and the repercussions on Syr who could see us as just discarding her mother and moving on. Not a good state of mind
We know it's almost happened before. We've had turns where fred thinks about the past year and goes '...that time my plane malfunctioned and stranded me in that phase tiger infested forest where I had to fight for days until I was extracted. That was rough.'
blood does not a good governor make.
It doesn't hurt to try. I would like to at any rate, though we should be careful, perhaps have our biologis test strains of virus or something on captured chaos cultists for testing harmlessness on humans.
Probably not, but he needs to at some point for him to move on and try to be happy again. He'll certainly be more protective of a future partner at this point.
It won't work, the wildlife on Avernus are being re-engineered in real time to deal with new threats as they come.
One trait, even an exceptional one, won't make up for a future heir that rolls 1's on their stats. Freddy isn't too invested in the idea that someone should be governor even if they're incompetent, just because they have his blood. It comes from being an administratum adept where you're encouraged not to marry and positions explicitly don't get passed down family lines.
you hope so, probably
I realize, but Frederick isn't most people. He's the Planetary Governor, who's lived in the safest place on Avernus with what amounts to an entire chapter of Space Marines for bodyguards, whose most frequent witnessing of death isn't holding the line at the latest wall-breach but rather going over after-action report statistics. For him, home doesn't equate to death as it would for most Avernites. I just don't see the level of numbness that the average Avernites have towards death being ingrained in Frederick.
Given his work a holic nature it maybe the only way he could.
...? What? I don't understand your argument.
And technically yes they are. An emotionally compromised squad leader could doom all the men under his command. Freddy is responsible for the lives of around 4 billion people, may of whom could die at any moment.
Frederick is the totalitarian ruler of a massively influential world. Forcing him into an unwanted marriage will do horrible things.
