why doesnt morgott mention mohg?

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any ideas?

[Ritterkreuz]

He ain't heavy, he's my brother.

[Archdeacon Monseigneur]

Morgott is basically the opposite of his brother Mohg, he is aware that he went down the path of corrupted blood and thus probably won't even recognize him as his brother, because Morgott is the one character in this entire game who is actually dedicated to the golden order absolutely, to the point where he hates himself for defiling it by being a fell omen-born.

[Dollmaker]

Hes likely unaware of Mogh's intentions i guess.

[Dollmaker]

Originally posted by JaggSauce:

Morgott is basically the opposite of his brother Mohg, he is aware that he went down the path of corrupted blood and thus probably won't even recognize him as his brother, because Morgott is the one character in this entire game who is actually dedicated to the golden order absolutely, to the point where he hates himself for defiling it by being a fell omen-born.

Who knows, considering that both of them guarded the entrance to the Frenzy Flame.

[Franz]

Mohg once took his brother's Zippo lighter and pretended he never did. That sparked a big fight abour Morgott being a "square" for sporting a buzz cut and supporting the "oppressive matriarchy", "look at yourself in the mirror you hippy, cut those horns and find yourself a job", "screw you man, I'll find a nice temple to squat and have my own people who will love me for who I am, you'll see man"... Morgott is very ashamed of his brother ever since and tries not to talk about him.

[❛❛Vénttea❜❜]

If it's regarding the thrones. They all held the seat at the order but what was the one common thing they all did that Mohg did not do.

They all went to war with each other during the Shattering and for the Elden Ring. Mohg didn't do any of that and more importantly he does not have a seat at the Golden Order, thus exempting him as a traitor.

[Mander]

Morgott is the dutiful son: even after being mistreated for being born an Omen and spending his childhood in the sewers, he chose to uphold the values of the Golden Order, using any means possible to keep her mother’s empire from further destruction, to the point of willingly hiding himself from his subjects. In short, he chose the most thankless duty possible for him in the name of an ideal.
Meanwhile, Mohg is a self-absorbed hedonist, a heretic and an incestuous rapist, working to subvert the legacy of the Golden Order and supplant it with his dynasty.
Geez…yeah, it’s strange how Morgott never talks about his twin…

[Rivaldman]

A protector and a traitor of golden order. I guess its normal for Morgott to despise Mohg. While Mohg is somehow kept to secret from the world, Morgott should not mention any about him. So they are hostile to each other and not emotionally bound, I guess everything's normal.

[Archdeacon Monseigneur]

Originally posted by ❛❛Liechée❜❜:

If it's regarding the thrones. They all held the seat at the order but what was the one common thing they all did that Mohg did not do.

They all went to war with each other during the Shattering and for the Elden Ring. Mohg didn't do any of that and more importantly he does not have a seat at the Golden Order, thus exempting him as a traitor.

i'm pretty sure kidnapping (with the intent to groom, fiddle and corrupt) a demi-god counts as an act of war. the fact Miquella is an infant by the time he is snatched makes it much worse in my eyes.
Mohg is a disgusting degenerate.

[Archdeacon Monseigneur]

Originally posted by Mander:

Morgott is the dutiful son: even after being mistreated for being born an Omen and spending his childhood in the sewers, he chose to uphold the values of the Golden Order, using any means possible to keep her mother’s empire from further destruction, to the point of willingly hiding himself from his subjects. In short, he chose the most thankless duty possible for him in the name of an ideal.
Meanwhile, Mohg is a self-absorbed hedonist, a heretic and an incestuous rapist, working to subvert the legacy of the Golden Order and supplant it with his dynasty.
Geez…yeah, it’s strange how Morgott never talks about his twin…

Morgott's story is really super tragic. the only one who cared for him was his father Godfrey, and he was banished by that ♥♥♥♥♥ Marika as a fail-safe precaution while she cucks godfrey to mingle with Radagon, knowing full well her meddling with the elden ring would result in the worlds utter destruction, which is where we, the Tarnished (sons and daughters of Godfrey) come in.

the only (main) characters i had any sympathy for throughout the game was Rennala, Godfrey, Morgott and Radahn.

[Sickerton]

Mohg didn't betray the kingdom because from the start he hated it as much as it hated him, and thus was not a part of anything involving it. While Morgott probably didn't think too highly of his brother, by definition he couldn't pin that on him.

[Franz]

@JaggSauce: Miquella was cursed to forever be an infant, he could be technically older than Mogh.
Morgott also has his own secret police that hunts down Tarnished (which I believe are Godfrey's men, not necessarily children).

[Archdeacon Monseigneur]

Originally posted by Rivaldman:

A protector and a traitor of golden order. I guess its normal for Morgott to despise Mohg. While Mohg is somehow kept to secret from the world, Morgott should not mention any about him. So they are hostile to each other and not emotionally bound, I guess everything's normal.

Mohg is the perfect justification for the omen race to be cast out in the lore of the game. Morgott is different, but unfortunately he is of that same caste.

like, if someone ever questioned the gods if the omens were "really that bad?" all they would have to do is point to mohg and say "that's why".

[Dr.Abscondus]

He's probably as confused by the names in this game as everyone else is.

[Rivaldman]

Originally posted by JaggSauce:

Originally posted by Rivaldman:

A protector and a traitor of golden order. I guess its normal for Morgott to despise Mohg. While Mohg is somehow kept to secret from the world, Morgott should not mention any about him. So they are hostile to each other and not emotionally bound, I guess everything's normal.

Mohg is the perfect justification for the omen race to be cast out in the lore of the game. Morgott is different, but unfortunately he is of that same caste.

like, if someone ever questioned the gods if the omens were "really that bad?" all they would have to do is point to mohg and say "that's why".

Yes, to the golden order, Mohg is a traitor. To the family, Mohg is a shame. Morgott has done his every best to try to "redeem" himself as an omen, whilst Mohg truly goes for a supposed omen path. Everything Mohg does simply makes Morgott denies his existence.