Talk:Lynx/@comment-77.103.174.133-20160314114034/@comment-108.64.213.179-20161227023308

There are numerous theories, but I think the most likely one is he became disillusioned with Rostock's careless attitude towards its pilots. In the film he seems to habitually exercise overkill when he engages Rostock pilots. In the first scene where he engages the three Sankas he disables the first, and upon seeing the pilot bail he(The Teacher) circles back and strafes the freefalling rostock pilot. Then at the end when he kills Yuchi in the flat spin he continuously fires into the obviously destroyed plane. The overkill  heavily suggests anger at a personal level, as a pilot who was simply following protocall would have likely moved on to save ammo and fuel. Also, I imagine Lautern would be offering him a ​very nice roster of benefits and a very, very, ​large paycheck.