His secondary motive is to find harmony with himself and gain control over his druidic abilities. He achieves both by the end of Act 3. (2/2)

And as for what makes him weak in the knees… just give him a sincere compliment about his hair. Haymon has been told far too often that his hair looks like fire or blood, and it gave him a complex. But he lights up with genuine joy when someone compares it to the sunset or autumn leaves. (4/4)

As for physical weaknesses, Haymon is completely ineffective in close combat. He is quick and agile thanks to growing up in the forest, but he is not a front-line fighter, so he prefers to attack from a distance and support his companions in battle. (3/4)

It is also extremely difficult for him to go against his own moral principles, let alone change them. This happened in Act 3, after the battle with the Absolute: Haymon spent several days bedridden with a fever, struggling to accept the changes both in body and spirit. (2/4)

As a result, he can seem insecure and overly self-critical, even though his core is warm and full of compassion.

Is he a friend of nature? Absolutely! Since childhood, his father taught him to respect and cherish the natural world, so Haymon treats it with great reverence. (2/2)

but otherwise he prefers things to happen behind closed doors. Halsin understands Haymon's limits and honors them without hesitation. (2/2)

I understand so well x'D I literally feel the smile slipping off my face when I'm alone. Social interactions are sometimes exhausting 🥴