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Although Atriox welcomes [[human]]s to join and serve in the Banished due to the utility they offer,{{Ref/Reuse|DW6}} Escharum maintained a fierce dislike of them for reasons unknown and considered them to be vermin.{{Ref/Reuse|DW6}} While Escharum detested the sight of them, he still allowed [[Unidentified Banished human inspector|some]] Banished humans to remain in his forces if they had earned enough respect.{{Ref/Reuse|Id=TRP20}} In the case of the [[New Colonial Alliance]], he was the one to personally oversee their induction into the Banished, and [[Ilsa Zane]]'s oath of allegiance.{{Ref/Reuse|T3L}} Despite the [[Sangheili]] having abused Escharum and his kind in the Covenant and genocidally killed Banished Jiralhanae following the [[Great Schism]],{{Ref/Site|Id=GSInterview|URL=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/halo-wars-2-new-character-images-and-details-revea/1100-6442098/|Site=Gamespot|Page=Halo Wars 2: New Character Images and Details Revealed|D=22|M=06|Y=2016}}{{Ref/Reuse|HuntingParty}} Escharum oddly did not appear to hate the Sangheili as he did humans.{{Ref/Novel|Id=SOR3B|HSOR|Chapter=3}} He considered [[Jega 'Rdomnai]] to be his most respected soldier and developed a comradery with him,{{Ref/Site|Id=ign|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/halo-infinite-campaign-get-to-know-jega-spartan-killer-ign-first|Site=IGN|Page=Halo Infinite Campaign: Get to Know Jega, a ‘Spartan Killer’ – IGN First|D=9|M=11|Y=2021}} which was very rare between their species. Escharum also hated the [[San'Shyuum]] for their lies and deception.{{Ref/Marketing|Id=SignalDetected|HI|Signal Detected. Tag Designation: Foe|Quote=No more Prophets, no more lies!}}
Although Atriox welcomes [[human]]s to join and serve in the Banished due to the utility they offer,{{Ref/Reuse|DW6}} Escharum maintained a fierce dislike of them for reasons unknown and considered them to be vermin.{{Ref/Reuse|DW6}} While Escharum detested the sight of them, he still allowed [[Unidentified Banished human inspector|some]] Banished humans to remain in his forces if they had earned enough respect.{{Ref/Reuse|Id=TRP20}} In the case of the [[New Colonial Alliance]], he was the one to personally oversee their induction into the Banished, and [[Ilsa Zane]]'s oath of allegiance.{{Ref/Reuse|T3L}} Despite the [[Sangheili]] having abused Escharum and his kind in the Covenant and genocidally killed Banished Jiralhanae following the [[Great Schism]],{{Ref/Site|Id=GSInterview|URL=https://www.gamespot.com/articles/halo-wars-2-new-character-images-and-details-revea/1100-6442098/|Site=Gamespot|Page=Halo Wars 2: New Character Images and Details Revealed|D=22|M=06|Y=2016}}{{Ref/Reuse|HuntingParty}} Escharum oddly did not appear to hate the Sangheili as he did humans.{{Ref/Novel|Id=SOR3B|HSOR|Chapter=3}} He considered [[Jega 'Rdomnai]] to be his most respected soldier and developed a comradery with him,{{Ref/Site|Id=ign|URL=https://www.ign.com/articles/halo-infinite-campaign-get-to-know-jega-spartan-killer-ign-first|Site=IGN|Page=Halo Infinite Campaign: Get to Know Jega, a ‘Spartan Killer’ – IGN First|D=9|M=11|Y=2021}} which was very rare between their species. Escharum also hated the [[San'Shyuum]] for their lies and deception.{{Ref/Marketing|Id=SignalDetected|HI|Signal Detected. Tag Designation: Foe|Quote=No more Prophets, no more lies!}}


Escharum reveled in combat and enjoyed the challenge certain [[Spartan]]s could offer him; he encouraged the Master Chief to "fight hard" and "die well", sometimes appearing in holograms after [[the Weapon]] completed a task for [[John-117]]. Without battle, he somberly described himself to be lost and alone.{{Ref/Reuse|HIDemo}} Despite his hatred towards humanity, Escharum displayed a respect for the Master Chief as a fellow warrior and was invigorated by the revelation of his survival. He cared deeply about having a legacy to be remembered by and told the Master Chief to spread his legend in his dying breath. Despite being enemies, the Master Chief respected Escharum as well, telling [[Fernando Esparza]] that while Escharum was a monster, he was also a soldier - one rare compliment for his enemies.{{Ref/Reuse|House of Reckoning}} Part of Escharum's joy at having a final battle against such a legend may have come from his being terminally ill, fueling his desire for a worthy last opponent to die in battle against rather than succumb to his illness.{{Ref/Reuse|Pelican Down}}
Escharum reveled in combat and enjoyed the challenge certain [[Spartan]]s could offer him; he encouraged the Master Chief to "fight hard" and "die well", sometimes appearing in holograms after [[the Weapon]] completes a task for [[John-117]]. Without battle, he somberly described himself to be lost and alone.{{Ref/Reuse|HIDemo}} Despite his hatred towards humanity, Escharum displayed a respect for the Master Chief as a fellow warrior and was invigorated by the revelation of his survival. He cared deeply about having a legacy to be remembered by and told the Master Chief to spread his legend in his dying breath. Despite being enemies, the Master Chief respected Escharum as well, telling [[Fernando Esparza]] that while Escharum was a monster, he was also a soldier - one rare compliment for his enemies.{{Ref/Reuse|House of Reckoning}} Part of Escharum's joy at having a final battle against such a legend may have come from his being terminally ill, fueling his desire for a worthy last opponent to die in battle against rather than succumb to his illness.{{Ref/Reuse|Pelican Down}}


Escharum's love for combat extended to his practices for arena combat. Those survivors he subjected to fight in the House of Reckoning were deliberately placed at huge numbers disadvantages, with [[Elena Bobrov]] suspecting it to be the case intentionally such as to push them to fight their absolute hardest. Escharum promised rewards for those who survived their combat trials in the arena, and did follow up - proclaiming the promised reward as the provision of food and water before more fighting the next day, ensuring that the captives would have the privilege of living the way that Atriox and the Banished as a whole did.{{Ref/Reuse|ToR}}
Escharum's love for combat extended to his practices for arena combat. Those survivors he subjected to fight in the House of Reckoning were deliberately placed at huge numbers disadvantages, with [[Elena Bobrov]] suspecting it to be the case intentionally such as to push them to fight their absolute hardest. Escharum promised rewards for those who survived their combat trials in the arena, and did follow up - proclaiming the promised reward as the provision of food and water before more fighting the next day, ensuring that the captives would have the privilege of living the way that Atriox and the Banished as a whole did.{{Ref/Reuse|ToR}}

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