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Edit:He didn't seem like a huge jerk in Book 2 in my playthrough. And I don't think you can kill him.
Depends on your decisions. ;)
Such a wide divergence as Aflred being a villain or a good man is very interesting at first but it fails to pay off when the end of the game plays out as if he’s a villain regardless of how his character turned out. If the game was going to railroad Alfred like this it shouldn’t have bothered making it possible for him to turn out such a nice guy. Just make him consistently unlikable. The way it is it makes it possible for the supposed heroes of the story look selfish and ungrateful.
Didn't he remark that she was like a wh-or-e??