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Saving someone else's life doesn't necessarily make you good, and she's acutely aware that you are inflicted with the same thing as the other Absolute/mindflayers, a species VERY well known for their manipulative tactics. They're also in a VERY bad place in the Shadowlands and barely surviving, so the utmost amount of caution needs to be maintained...which is even proven true when one of their own betrays them.
It's not stupidity it's extreme caution. She would know the possibility of manipulation and is praised by people becaus eof all the good she's done.
I wasn't the one who told her anything. It was HER people who told her I was trustworthy. That should inherently carry more weight than what I say. However, it wasn't. The only thing that actually made her back down was noticing the fact that I have more people on my side than her in that encampment. Her picking a fight with me would mean she'd make enemies of almost everyone there. Her not killing me was a political move for her own survival, not a choice based on morality or threat assessment.
You should play a Paladin, it would help.
If I was in the middle of a combat zone IRL, barely surviving and someone just walks in carrying the enemy symbol on their uniform, idc if they saved a group of refugees and said they "weren't with the enemy." I'd still be very cautious and not trust them. As far as ik this could be an elaborate trap.
Jaaheira can be a hardass and cynical, but nothing she really does there is stupid or unreasonable.
EDIT: And we're talking about literal brainwashing parasites and forces of evil that can corrupt/rot you away in an instant. I'm honestly surprised she wasn't even more paranoid/cautious.
Jaheira has a realistic down-to-earth no-nonsense demeanor.
She suffered dearly allong the way and has a more pessimistic look on things.
Your character has a tadpole and is potentially being controlled by an evil being before becoming one yourself.
Tell me again why she would show any kindness towards you?
Remember when you started the game and Lae'Zel pointed her sword at you? You're a threat.
Lae'zel is a piece of crap too. The difference is, the game treats her as such, and it doesn't for Jaheira, despite, like you mention, them having extremely similar behavioral patterns.