Great Bear Wilderness Explore it out

As much as most believed, Tyrande was a stubborn creature. She refused to give up on Sitri. To accept him as a tool to be used. She was determined on making him see the light that he wasn't as bad a wolf as her thought he was.

She shook her head. "Beauty does not stop on flesh and fur, Sitri. It grows. It grows to your bone, to your marrow, and finally to your heart. You don't have to be beautiful on the outside to be considered ugly, and vice versa. Look who you're talking to, Sitri!" The black female stood up and turned in place. "Take a good long look, Sitri. I do not consider myself a pretty wolf. Who would go for a wolf with strange eyes and unnatural-looking markings? I'll tell you, no one. It's damn near impossible."

She sighed. "But I do consider myself a good wolf. I do what I think is right, and what I think is right is showing you that your past doesn't mark who you are. There's a story, Sitri, about a boy with a past a lot like yours. It was a boy born with a sister, growing up to be her servant, and she his queen. He was forced to do many bad things for her, including wiping out an entire neighboring pack. Even going so far to kill the wolf he loved.

"In the end, he used his looks, since he was an identical twin to his sister, to let her escape from death by the people. He didn't do it because she was his queen. He did it because she was his sister. He did it to protect her. He did a lot of bad things, Sitri, but protected his sister simply because she was his sister. Now, does that make him a bad wolf?