I don't know if he meant that it's not necessary for the object that controls the sentimonster to have the amok with it. Anyway, it's like a cycle: Festín was the longest-lasting sentimonster, but the intention to defeat Festín by destroying the amokized object played a part too

Then those arent the real twin rings, if they were real adrien would have felt something like felix when colt damaged the rings, or thats not the same thing? Intention also plays a role with this? Or u tried to tell us something by not showing adrien when the rings were broken