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Infantilism.
I love the chaos though
That said it's a damn shame Kale's quest got cut because it's one of the few tidbits that helps elevate the Frenzied Flame ending beyond cartoonishly evil straw nihilism.
From the way Melina warns you not to go near the frenzied flame, she almost sounds like shes saying becoming the lord of frenzy will kill everything and ruin life as a whole.
"If you intend to claim the Frenzied Flame, I ask that you cease. It is not to be meddled with. It is chaos, devouring life and thought unending. However ruined this world has become, however mired in torment and despair, life endures. Births continue. There is beauty in that, is there not? If you would become Lord, do not deny this notion. Please, leave the Frenzied Flame alone"
Broadly because the central tenet of FF is "life was a mistake, and we're going to correct it" meshing pretty well with "life has no value" from nihilism.
I think outside of Shabriri, who's just a stereotypical monomaniacal villain, the point is closer to efilism - Hyetta says almost word for word that the point of melting everything away is to get rid of the suffering that outweighs the benefits of life for some (or potentially A LOT, given ER's setting).
But it's a little hard to tell for sure because this is a Souls game and as usual your protagonist lacks the initiative to even just say "hey could you elaborate past the vauge and lofty one-liner on what your plan for the future of the world actually entails?" like any reasonable person in their position would.