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This often sways his actions for better or worse. In a way, he's selfish in traveling with the sins, because he hopes that it will help him understand human emotions and bonds.

This gives Gowther a strange sense of justice. Let's weigh the reasoning out by exploring Gowthers areas of heroism and traitorous moments.

10 Hero: Strange Sense Of Obligation

Although not entirely revealed in the anime, Gowther did not join the sins voluntarily, but nonetheless follows its creed to help others.

He was created in the likeness of the wizard's love, thus has a feminine appearance, even though Gowther is a male. He enjoys it, and most others could care less about his girly preferences.

1 Traitor: His Ultimate Plan

Thus far in the anime, we don't see a ton of traitorous acts from Gowther, but his offenses seem like child's play in the grand scheme of the storyline.

Basically, Gowther brainwashes Guila into loving him.

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Besides this, Gowther always appears to seek out a test subject in order to sate his endless curiosity about human emotions. It's one of Gowther's many experiments, but it's done with a bit of malicious intent.

Should we love this eccentric doll for his moments of greatness, or root for his downfall with his traitorous moments? In this way, his obligations take away the baring of a heroic act, as the motives and motives are vastly skewed. At the Boar Hat - Meliodas' traveling tavern - Gowther often wears the waitress uniform, which goes well with his magenta colored hair.

Gowther, although the sin of lust, is missing the core trait of what a heart stands for - compassion.

This in itself is not enough to make one a traitor, but the effects of not possessing a heart will lead Gowther down a path that's all too certain to turn him into one.

8 Hero: Immortality

Okay, maybe not total immortality, but it takes more than a simple severed head to kill off this doll.

With invasion, a mind-reading technique, Gowther can detect a makeshift plan or last ditch effort without revealing the plans to their enemy.

Invasion manifests as a purple lightning bolt and zips between the members to instill any thoughts or memories Gowther needs to grab onto. Gowther has a way of playing with our emotions. Gowther does take care in many situations when he's called to action.

It's clear that Gowther has a sense of what is right versus what is wrong.

Gowther, and his creator, have plans that are 3,000 years in the making, but this contradiction to his character may or may not spell doom for him.

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